Attitudes and Perceptions of Nurses and Doctors on IPV Screening - Mukulu, Martin Ndakalako
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A place of healing, a home for the sick and a work environment for the healers. Frequented everyday for the solutions to ill health, can the battered find comfort in telling their horrifying lives they are living. Do the health workers have time to listen to their problems and do they have the skills and knowledge to assist the needy. As you are about to find out, the attitudes and perceptions of nurses and medical doctors is key to intimate partner violence (IPV) screening. Does IPV screening help? Let's find out.

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A place of healing, a home for the sick and a work environment for the healers. Frequented everyday for the solutions to ill health, can the battered find comfort in telling their horrifying lives they are living. Do the health workers have time to listen to their problems and do they have the skills and knowledge to assist the needy. As you are about to find out, the attitudes and perceptions of nurses and medical doctors is key to intimate partner violence (IPV) screening. Does IPV screening help? Let's find out.
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Autorenporträt
Martin Ndakalako Mukulu wurde am 4. September 1980 in dem schönen Land Namibia geboren. Er hat ein Diplom in umfassender Krankenpflege und Hebammenwissenschaft, einen Bachelor in Pflegewissenschaft und einen Master in Public Health von der University of Western Cape, Südafrika, und ist leitender Beamter für Gesundheitsprogramme im Ministerium für Gesundheit und soziale Dienste.