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Nurse-led outreach grounded in trauma-informed, partnership-based care can transform women’s access to healthcare following domestic violence

17/06/2026

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Nurse-led outreach programmes improve women's access to healthcare after domestic violence by providing proactive, flexible, community-based support.
Trauma-informed, partnership-based approaches centre safety, choice and empowerment to rebuild trust and engagement with health services.
Implementation requires system support, training and integrated pathways to sustain outcomes and reduce barriers to care for survivors.

Evid Based Nurs. 2026 Jun 16:ebnurs-2025-104447. doi: 10.1136/ebnurs-2025-104447. Online ahead of print.

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PMID:42303458 | DOI:10.1136/ebnurs-2025-104447

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Beyond the office: The role of…
Multidisciplinary primary care…
Trends in Trust, Safety, and…
From Referral to Service:…
"We live in a stone cage where…
Crisis Outreach, Treatment…
A qualitative study exploring…
Opinions of nurse managers on…
Lifeguard Pharmacy - A…
Suicide risk and REDCap:…
Health care needs survey to…
A Prescriptive Model for…
Domestic violence and suicide in…
Prevalence of Substance Use…
Experiences of supporting…
Examining Staff Perceptions of a…
Medicolegal response to domestic…
Help-seeking among women with…
Domestic violence in Iceland:…
Exploring the spatiotemporal…
Responding to people in danger:…
Association between depressive…
THE TECHNOLOGIES OF…
Maternity care professionals'…
Addressing domestic violence by…
Psychological, Emotional, and…
Workplace violence and mental…
Workplace violence and mental…
Small Models Achieve Large…
Healthcare utilisation and…
Understanding Dynamics: A…
Affect regulation,…
Trying to find Safety, to make…
"Moms' Boys," "Phoenix Men,"…
Breaking the silence: Barriers…
'Where is the help for me here?'…
Exploring the dynamics between…
Healthcare employers need to…
Maternity care can retraumatise…
Substance use and injury…
Cumulative war exposure…
Listening to the women's…
Factors associated with domestic…
Nurses need more education,…
Facebook posts by Australian…
Youth perspectives should be…
Unraveling the nexus between…
Prevalence, Risk Factors, and…
Women's experiences of changes…
Enhancing nursing and other…
The impact of neighborhood…
Domestic Violence and…
Patterns and Predictors of…
Simulation-based forensic…
A Transdisciplinary Analysis of…
Assessing the levels and…
Domestic violence, socio-spatial…
Prevalence and predictors of…
Skin and Scars Across Cultures:…
Developing an interprofessional…
Constructing Wholeness in LGBTQ+…
Public Perspectives of Oral and…
Mental health issues in…
Pathways to Help-Seeking:…

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