TDH Booklet4 - Texas Association Against Sexual Assault

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Appendicies - B Survey Analyses Stakeholders and Respondents A total of 345 questionnaires were received. Data from approximately 330 respondents were included in the analyses because fifteen (about 5%) of the organizations or clinics surveyed were not involved in primary VAW prevention efforts. In the data analyses, descriptive statistics were used extensively. The type of organizations or clinics that responded to this survey and were involved in the primary prevention of violence against women varied widely. Fifty-one percent (n=162) of the total responses were received from health care settings, which included community health centers (CHC), family planning clinics, women, infants and children’s (WIC) clinics. Additionally, clinics offering maternal and child health services (MCH), and substance abuse and mental health centers were also among organizations or clinics in health care settings (see Figure 1). Some cross-tabulations and chi-square tests of significance were also done to identify some key differences in response patterns by type of service provider, i.e., between respondents in health care settings and others located in non-health care settings. Forty-nine percent (n=155) of the organizations or clinics responding were in non-health care settings. These stakeholders included nonprofit groups, local and state government agencies, law enforcement groups, VAW service providers, and universities (see Figure 2). 2 B-100 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
Appendicies - B Survey Analyses FIGURE 1: Description of Survey Respondents: Types of Health Care Settings (n = 162) Other 16% Comm Health Ctr 12% Women, Infant & Child 17% Family Planning Clinic 18% MCH Services Substance Abuse/Mental Health 8% Hospitals 11% University Health Ctr 7% Substance Abuse/Mental Health 8% Hospitals 11% University Health Center 7% Other 16% Comm Health Ctr 12% MCH Services 11% Family Planning Clinic 18% Women, Infant & Child 17% FIGURE 2: Description of Survey Respondents: Types of Non-Health Care Settings (n=155) Government 16% Law Enforcement 18% Non-profits 27% Universities 10% VAW Service . Providers 18% Other 10% Other 10% Government 16% VAW Service Providers 18% Law Enforcement 18% Universities 10% Non-profits 27% B-101 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
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A Strategic Plan To Prevent Violenc
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Acknowledgements Violence Against W
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Table of Contents Executive Summary
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Executive Summary Executive Summary
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FOREWARD - CALL TO ACTION A Strateg
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Introduction - Texas Violence Again
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Plan for Action Plan for Action The
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Plan for Action to help prevent VAW
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