In response to the widespread need for specialised training in the medical sector, the EU-funded project 'VIPROM – Victim Protection in Medicine' aims to improve multi-professional contact with victims of domestic violence. To this end, the VIPROM project has developed domestic violence curricula for medical professionals and students, including physicians, nurses, midwives, medical students, dentists and dental students, in close collaboration with medical faculties, hospitals, research organisations, medical educators and victim support organisations in Austria, Germany, Greece, Italy and Sweden. During the project runtime, VIPROM conducted stakeholder trainings and train-the-trainer programs using the training materials developed in the project. Curricula were successfully implemented in pilot trainings among each of the stakeholder groups with approximately 500 participants (D4.2). To facilitate the rollout beyond project partner countries, VIPROM hosted a European Webinar Series across Europe with ten sessions, and disseminated the curricula and implementation roadmap to over 150 specialised victim protection organisations globally. This report describes the main activities carried out as well as an analysis of the impact of those activities, reached KPIs and related challenges.
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