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IPV & Project RADAR

Project RADAR

What is Project RADAR?

IPV & Project RADAR: What is IPV?

Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence

Who Are Victims and Batterers?

The Dynamics of Abuse:The Power & Control Wheel

The Power & Control Wheel

The Power & Control Wheel: Intimidation

The Power & Control Wheel: Emotional abuse

The Power & Control Wheel: Isolation

The Power & Control Wheel: Minimizing, denying, and blaming

The Power & Control Wheel: Using children

The Power & Control Wheel: Economic abuse

The Power & Control Wheel: Male privilege

The Power & Control Wheel: Coercion and threats

Factors that Influence Victims

IPV Across the Life Span

The Impact of IPV on its Victims

Intimate Partner Violence & Reproductive Health

Possible Effects on the Fetus

The Co-occurrence of IPV & Child Abuse

Adolescent Patients as Victims of Dating Violence

IPV in the Second Half of Life

Intimate Partner Homicide: Paying the Ultimate Price

Diagnosis & Management of IPV

IPV as a Critical Public Health Issue

IPV is an Issue for ALL Health Care Providers.

JCAHO Standards Relevant to IPV Policy and Practice

Professional Standards

How Are Health Care Providers Doing?

The Virginia 2006 Intimate Partner Violence Health Care Provider Survey Methodology

The Virginia 2006 Intimate Partner Violence Health Care Provider Survey Results

Challenges to Accurately Identifying and Diagnosing IPV

How Do I Begin?

Management of Patient Care

Routinely Inquire About Violence

ASK DIRECT QUESTIONS

Document Findings

Assess Safety

Review Options and Referrals

Cultural Considerations

Helpful Information on Mandated Reporting v. Confidentiality

A Public Health Approach to IPV

General Management of Abused Patients

Summary

Review: Why is Routine Screening and Assessment so Critical to the Health Care Role?

The Outcomes of Taking a Public Health Approach to IPV

Resources

Resources for Providers

For more information

Posttest

Evaluation