Violence Against Women – Guidelines for Professionals
It is widely acknowledged that women experiencing domestic abuse and/or sexual abuse frequently also experience a range of other health and social problems. Women presenting with a health care or social welfare issue may not always disclose domestic and/or sexual abuse as a problem, but in the course of the consultations, these issues may come to light. Within this context, it is important that personnel working in these agencies are able to RECOGNISE signs and indicators of abuse; know how to RESPOND appropriately to a disclosure of abuse and make an appropriate REFERRAL.
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Breast & Cervical Screening
You are invited to attend a Community Worker Training session on Breast & Cervical Screening Where St. Joseph’s…
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The 3rd International Conference on Survivors of Rape
The organisors of the 3rd International Conference on Survivors of Rape are proud to announce the next key speaker for ICSoR…
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