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Predictors of physicians' responses to woman abuse: the role of gender, background, and brief training.

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OBJECTIVE:To assess the relationship between gender, background, and brief training and physicians' detection of and treatment for woman abuse. DESIGN:Quasi-experimental and correlational designs, plus control for background factors. SETTING:Two residency training programs: general internal medicine and family practice. PARTICIPANTS:Thirty-five participants were residents and four were faculty members; 17 were trained and 22 were untrained physicians; 20 were women and 19 were men. MEASURES:Immediately after an encounter with each physician, a standardized patient rated speed of detection, history taking, planning, and focus on psychosocial issues. RESULTS:Women tended to detect the abuse earlier and take a more thorough history. Trained and untrained groups did not differ on any outcome variable. Prior professional training and having personally known a victim were positively associated with outcome, especially among men. CONCLUSIONS:Referrals might best be made to women counselor/advocates. More extensive training of all personnel may be needed than that provided in this study.

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J Gen Intern Med

journal_title

Journal of general internal medicine

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Saunders DG,Kindy P Jr

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10.1007/BF02599714

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Has Abstract

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1993-11-01 00:00:00

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606-9

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11

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0884-8734

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1525-1497

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8

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