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Improving the Health Sector Response to Gender-Based Violence: a Resource Manual for Health Care Professionals in Developing Countries
Languages:
English, Spanish
Publisher:
International Planned Parenthood Federation
Copyright:
2004
Pages:
229
Description:
Based on the experiences of an IPPF/WHR regional initiative to integrate services for victims of gender-based violence into reproductive health programs, this manual provides tools and guidelines for program managers working in developing countries. Topics include: planning a program, implementing routine screenings, providing specialized and emergency services, building reference networks, and legal advocacy. Also includes practical tools to determine provider attitudes to gender-based violence, establish support groups, establish legal definitions and responsibilities, and monitor the quality of care. [publisher’s description]
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