How do healthcare professionals prefer to receive training on mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence?
Veronica Kvalen Pilskog (VUC), John C. Besley (MSU), and Thea Beate Brevik (MUC) have published a new paper in connection to the research project MANREPORT-IPV (Mandatory Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence).
Veronica Kvalen Pilskog (VUC), John C. Besley (MSU), and Thea Beate Brevik (MUC). Photo: VUC/MSU/MUC.
The paper «Preferences for training on mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence among healthcare professionals: a Norwegian cross-sectional study» is published in Frontiers in Public Health – Public Health Education and Promotion.
In the paper, the researchers examine healthcare professionals’ preferences for different training formats. In-person meetings, courses, and workshops were most preferred, followed by e-learning and digital meetings. Preferences varied according to factors such as time constraints, professional experience, and profession.
The full paper is available through open accesss at frontiersin.org.
