Outcomes of Short Course Interprofessional Training in Domestic Violence and Child Protection

E Szilassy; J Carpenter; D Patsios; S Hackett

doi:10.11177/1077801213513857

Outcomes of Short Course Interprofessional Training in Domestic Violence and Child Protection

E Szilassy, J Carpenter, D Patsios, S Hackett

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The interrelationship between domestic violence and child protection is well-established, yet deficiencies in interprofessional collaboration have been reported and training is advocated as a solution. This study evaluates the outcomes of short interagency and interprofessional training in domestic abuse. Participants’ attitudes and knowledge were assessed using a self-report scale and compared in a double-baseline time-series design. Participants (N=177) were recruited from a range of agencies in England. There were consistent, statistically significant improvements in participants’ attitudes, knowledge, self-confidence between the start and end of course (p

Translated title of the contribution	Outcomes of Short Course Interprofessional Training in Domestic Violence and Child Protection
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1370-1383
Journal	Violence Against Women
Volume	19
Issue number	11
Early online date	30 Dec 2013
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.11177/1077801213513857
Publication status	Published - 3 Feb 2014

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Interprofessional and interagency training for working with young people with harmful sexual behaviours: An evaluation of outcomes
Hackett, S., Carpenter, J. S. W., Patsios, D. & Szilassy, E., 2013, In: Journal of Sexual Aggression. 19, 3, p. 329-344 16 p.
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