Supporting vet practitioners to recognise signs of domestic abuse in animals and their owners: a PhD student-business collaboration

Natasha Mulvihill, Mary Wakeham

Research output: Other contribution

Original language	English
Type	Blog
Publisher	School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol
Publication status	Published - 29 Mar 2021

Structured keywords

SPS Centre for Gender and Violence Research
coercive control
domestic abuse
domestic violence
animal abuse
veterinary

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https://policystudies.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/2021/03/29/supporting-vet-practitioners-to-recognise-signs-of-domestic-abuse-in-animals-and-their-owners-a-phd-student-business-collaboration/

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Persistent link

A Collaborative Approach to Raising Awareness About the Link Between Domestic Violence and Abuse and Animals Abuse
Mulvihill, N. & Wakeham, M.
10/08/20 → 27/11/20
Project: Research

Cite this

Mulvihill, N., & Wakeham, M. (2021, Mar 29). Supporting vet practitioners to recognise signs of domestic abuse in animals and their owners: a PhD student-business collaboration. School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol. https://policystudies.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/2021/03/29/supporting-vet-practitioners-to-recognise-signs-of-domestic-abuse-in-animals-and-their-owners-a-phd-student-business-collaboration/

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