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| Name |
Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV |
| Authors |
Zita Surprenant MD, et al. |
| Length |
Up to 16.0 CME credits |
| Funding |
Development supported by grant R44 MH62233 from the US National Institute of Mental Health |
| Released |
October 5, 2004 |
| Updated |
April 8, 2012 |
| Publications |
Three |
| CME Sponsor |
University of Arizona College of Medicine at the Arizona Health Sciences Center |
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Description
Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV deals with the facts of IPV, its complex presentations in a medical setting, screening, responding, documenting and referral. It contains a comprehensive database of IPV reporting requirements in all 50 states. Users can select from among five primary care specialties to view interactive, virtual patient case studies in their area of clinical expertise.
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Experience
Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV represents a landmark event in online medical education. This sophisticated, multimedia program has been shown in a randomized controlled trial to improve important education outcomes for up to 12 months. This program has proven consistently popular with practicing physicians and has also been used to educate medical students.
In 2006, Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV was selected by the Blue Shield of California Foundation to help educate California's physicians about partner violence and California's domestic violence reporting law. Read about this initiative.
MDI has also published a handbook for health professionals, Respond to Intimate Partner Violence: 10 Action Steps You Can Take to Help Your Patients and Your Practice, which is based on material from the online program. This 96-page handbook can be ordered directly from Medical Directions.
You can see Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV at The Virtual Lecture Hall®. Usage data, including satisfaction ratings and all comments, are publicly available.
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References
Short LM, Alpert E, Harris JM, Surprenant ZJ. A tool for measuring physician readiness to manage intimate partner violence. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2006;30:173-180.
Short LM, Surprenant ZJ, Harris JM. A community-based trial of an online intimate partner violence CME program. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2006;30:181-185.
Harris JM, Kutob RM, Surprenant ZJ, Maiuro RD, Delate TA. Can Internet-based education improve physician confidence in dealing with domestic violence? Family Medicine. 2002;34:287-292.
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Current Management of Domestic Violence - Responding to IPV
