Domestic Violence
Program Increases Screening And Doubles Referrals To Professional
Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 8th, 2001
A Kaiser Permanente program aimed at preventing domestic violence increased the number of referrals to an on-site professional 260% in one year. Tools that help clinicians know what questions to ask and how to help Materials all medical center staffs can distribute to patients Training for social and mental health professionals to help them provide domestic violence evaluations Direct links to community resources for patients who need...
The Family Violence Prevention Project started in May 1998 at the Kaiser Permanente facility in Richmond, California. It is a comprehensive approach that incorporates four elements:
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