ArticleViolence against women2025
Embedding Technological Tools Into Screening for Family Violence in Antenatal Care: Views of Australian Midwives.
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The prevalence and adverse health consequences of family violence among pregnant women highlight a need to develop effective screening tools in antenatal care. We explored how antenatal care midwives at a tertiary maternity hospital in Melbourne perceive the use of technological screening tools for family violence. Seven face-to-face and 10 telephone interviews were conducted. Data analysis was conducted using thematic analysis. Five themes were identified: clinician readiness for family violence screening; challenges of existing screening protocol; enhancing processes with technology; fostering disclosure and help-seeking; and coupling technology with face-to-face discussion. Overall, midwives were receptive to computerized family violence screening modalities.
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