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To evaluate nurses' knowledge, attitudes, and preparedness for managing women experiencing intimate partner violence.

April 16, 2020International Nursing Review

Nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and preparedness to manage women with intimate partner violence

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EAEman AlhalalKing Saud University

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Cross-sectional study investigates nurses’ preparedness and attitudes regarding intimate partner violence in Saudi Arabia, indicating critical gaps in training.

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To evaluate nurses' knowledge, attitudes, and preparedness for managing women experiencing intimate partner violence.
Cross-sectional study design conducted in two hospitals in Saudi Arabia
Convenience sample of 114 nurses surveyed using a questionnaire
Assessment of training, knowledge, and attitudes related to intimate partner violence
63% of nurses had received no training on intimate partner violence
52% felt inadequately trained to support survivors of intimate partner violence
Only 2.6% diagnosed intimate partner violence in the past six months

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Eman Alhalal (2020) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10e451497e609eda646da0 https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.12584

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Cross-sectional study investigates nurses’ preparedness and attitudes regarding intimate partner violence in Saudi Arabia, indicating critical gaps in training.

Nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and preparedness to manage women with intimate partner violence

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Nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and preparedness to manage women with intimate partner violence

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