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Review: ‘Opening the door’: A qualitative interpretive study of women’s experiences of being asked about intimate partner violence and receiving an intervention during perinatal home visits in rural and urban settings in the USA

Journal of Research in Nursing

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First published online September, 2016

Review: ‘Opening the door’: A qualitative interpretive study of women’s experiences of being asked about intimate partner violence and receiving an intervention during perinatal home visits in rural and urban settings in the USA

Volume 21, Issue 5-6

https://doi.org/10.1177/1744987116649847

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Department of Health (2013) Health visiting and school nursing programmes: Supporting implementation of the new service model. No.5: Domestic Violence and Abuse – Professional Guidance. Available at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-forhealth-professionals-on-domestic-violence (accessed 3 December 2015).

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