TY - JOUR PY - 2022// TI - Health service interventions for intimate partner violence among military personnel and veterans: a framework and scoping review JO - International journal of environmental research and public health A1 - Cowlishaw, Sean A1 - Sbisa, Alyssa A1 - Freijah, Isabella A1 - Kartal, Dzenana A1 - Mulligan, Ashlee A1 - Notarianni, Maryann A1 - Iverson, Katherine A1 - Couineau, Anne-Laure A1 - Forbes, David A1 - O'Donnell, Meaghan A1 - Phelps, Andrea A1 - Smith, Patrick A1 - Hosseiny, Fardous SP - e3551 EP - e3551 VL - 19 IS - 6 N2 - IPV is a significant concern among active duty (AD) military personnel or veterans, and there is a need for initiatives to address violence perpetrated by such personnel, and IPV victimisation in military and veteran-specific contexts. The aim of this paper was to provide an overview of major IPV intervention approaches and evidence in military and veteran-specific health services. A scoping review was conducted involving a systematic search of all available published studies describing IPV interventions in military and veteran-specific health services.

FINDINGS were synthesised narratively, and in relation to a conceptual framework that distinguishes across prevention, response, and recovery-oriented strategies. The search identified 19 studies, all from the U.S., and only three comprised randomised trials. Initiatives addressed both IPV perpetration and victimisation, with varied interventions targeting the latter, including training programs, case identification and risk assessment strategies, and psychosocial interventions. Most initiatives were classified as responses to IPV, with one example of indicated prevention. The findings highlight an important role for specific health services in addressing IPV among AD personnel and veterans, and signal intervention components that should be considered. The limited amount of empirical evidence indicates that benefits of interventions remain unclear, and highlights the need for targeted research.

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LA - en SN - 1661-7827 UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19063551 ID - ref1 ER -