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Improving Screening of Women for Violence - Basic Guidelines for Physicians CME
Author: Lynne Stevens, MSW
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Release Date: November 20, 2003; Valid for credit through November 20, 2004

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  1. Improving Screening of Women for Violence - Basic Guidelines for Physicians
    Preface
    Introduction -- What Is the Scope of the Problem in the United States?
    Improving Violence Screening
    SAVER -- An Acronym to Remember
    When You Know She Is a Victim of Violence -- What Types of Care Can Providers Offer Survivors?
    References

    Sidebar: Resources for Healthcare Providers

    Sidebar: Violence Against Women- Literature Review
    Ursula Snyder, PhD


 
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