TDH Booklet4 - Texas Association Against Sexual Assault

Notes/Citations
108 FVPF, The National Consensus Guidelines, Appendix C:
Dilemmas when screening all patients for victimization; Jean
Ramsay et al., “Should health professionals screen women for
domestic violence? Systematic review,” BMJ, Vol. 325 (2002).
Online. Available: www.bmj.com. Accessed: July 24, 2003.
109 Kathleen A. Oriel and Michael F. Fleming, “Screening Men for
Partner Violence in a Primary Care Setting: a new strategy for
detecting domestic violence,” Journal of Family Practice, Vol.
46, No. 6 (June 1998), pp. 493-499.
110 See the survey analyses in Appendix B. School-based efforts
such as anti-bullying programs are also popular in Texas and
help to raise public awareness of non-violence and related
issues.
111 See the resource guide in Appendix D for good examples.
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