TDH Booklet4 - Texas Association Against Sexual Assault

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Appendicies - B Survey Analyses Evaluation Survey questions also focused on efforts by the respondents to evaluate their primary prevention programs. The majority (70 percent) of the participating organizations or clinics did not conduct evaluations. Of the 92 (30 percent) respondents that conducted evaluations, a significantly (p
Appendicies - B Survey Analyses Assessment The targeted groups for Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, and Stalking primary prevention assessment activities varied among respondents. Survey respondents were asked about the groups or target population they screened with regard to the three categories of VAW. About 75 percent of the responding organizations or clinics reported that they screened people or groups to find out whether they might be potential victims of violence, for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, but only 45 percent screened for Stalking (see Table 6). About 70 percent of the respondents reported that they screened women 18 yrs and older, 60 percent screened teen girls aged 13-17, while about 40 percent screened men (18 years and older), teen boys (13-17 years) and children (12 and under) for potential victimization. TABLE 6: Respondent percentages grouped by type of VAW service and screening services Percentage using these strategies Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Stalking Screen people to determine victims of VAW n = 319 Yes 76 76 45 Screen people to determine if people might act violently/ Yes 34 37 25 perpetrate VAW n = 317 The survey also addressed which type of respondent was likely to do the screenings to determine possible victimization. Further analyses indicated that respondents from health care settings, as compared to respondents from non-health care settings, were significantly (p
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A Strategic Plan To Prevent Violenc
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Table of Contents Executive Summary
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Introduction - Texas Violence Again
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Plan for Action to help prevent VAW
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