Women s Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21
Published: March 1, 2025
Background:
Intimate
partner
violence
(IPV)
is
the
most
common
form
of
violence,
presenting
a
significant
public
health
concern,
especially
for
women
and
girls.
Help-seeking
can
reduce
future
IPV
mitigate
adverse
outcomes,
including
mental
issues.
Objectives:
This
study
first
national
assessment
on
IPV,
consequences,
associated
help-seeking
behaviors
in
Nepal.
Design:
A
cross-sectional
descriptive
study.
Methods:
Using
secondary
data
from
2022
Nepal
Demographic
Health
Survey,
this
includes
5178
aged
15–49
employs
multivariate
regression
analysis
to
explore
association
between
problems,
as
well
factors
influencing
behavior
both
Results:
Among
participants,
31.4%
reported
ever
experiencing
(29.4%
all
women)
past
12
months.
Of
those
72.0%
had
not
sought
help
92.2%
who
did,
opted
informal
support.
total
27.6%
(
n
=
1427)
female
interviewees
anxiety
symptoms,
21.5%
1110)
depressive
7.1%
368)
suicidal
ideation
within
2
weeks.
These
rates
were
higher
among
experienced
months,
with
41.1%
reporting
anxiety,
33.2%
depression
14.1%
ideation.
4194
respondents
symptoms
depression,
or
asked
about
issues,
19.4%
812)
help,
primarily
sources
(93.4%,
759).
Emotional
months
increased
odds
(adjusted
ratio
(aOR)
3.00,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
2.08–4.31),
(aOR
3.09,
CI
2.19–4.37),
1.91,
1.20–3.04).
Sexual
2.88,
1.67–4.95)
2.12,
1.32–3.41),
while
controlling
heightened
2.42,
2.02–2.89)
2.24,
1.25–4.02).
Conclusion:
nationwide
reveals
high
prevalence
related
problems
low
rate
behavior,
particular
formal
support
structures.
Stronger
system
responses
empowering
are
essential
improve
referrals
raise
awareness
survivors.
Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermagem,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
33
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Objetivo
conocer
las
contribuciones
del
uso
de
la
simulación
clínica
en
atención
a
mujeres
adolescentes
situación
violencia
pareja
el
contexto
Atención
Primaria
Salud.
Método
estudio
cualitativo
con
30
estudiantes
pregrado
medicina
y
28
enfermería
una
universidad
pública
Brasil.
La
recogida
datos
fue
mediada
por
un
debriefing
holístico,
posterior
análisis
temático
reflexivo
e
inductivo.
Resultados
surgieron
dos
temas:
complejidad
competencias
desarrolladas
mediante
simulación.
Los
plantearon
debido
los
aspectos
familiares,
particularidades
población,
ambivalencia
sentimientos
relación
violenta
límite
entre
preservar
autonomía
obligación
denunciar.
Se
desarrollaron
practicaron
diversas
habilidades,
como
mediación
conflictos,
respeto,
vinculación,
acogida
reconocimiento
red
apoyo.
Conclusión
demostró
ser
herramienta
poderosa
para
proceso
enseñanza-aprendizaje
cursos
pregrado,
ya
que
permitió
reflexionar
sobre
especificidades
adolescentes.
El
abordaje
también
profundizar
cómo
esta
estrategia
puede
coherente
temas
complejos
involucran
adquisición
experimentación
cognitivas,
procedimentales
actitudinales.
Violence Against Women,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2025
The
main
aim
of
this
paper
was
to
perform
a
secondary
analysis
dataset
migrant
women
in
Spain
determine
relationships
between
different
types
intimate
partner
violence
(IPV)
and
psychiatric
symptoms,
as
well
core
symptoms
within
IPV
dimensions.
Cyber
Aggression
item
“Sent
messages
that
were
threatening
or
harassing”
(Cyber.10)
centrally
situated
across
many
measures,
having
betweenness
2.607,
closeness
2.464,
strength
1.513.
research
demonstrated
how
the
relationship
multiple
mental
health
disorders
among
Spanish
is
very
multifactorial.
Women s Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21
Published: March 1, 2025
Background:
Intimate
partner
violence
(IPV)
is
the
most
common
form
of
violence,
presenting
a
significant
public
health
concern,
especially
for
women
and
girls.
Help-seeking
can
reduce
future
IPV
mitigate
adverse
outcomes,
including
mental
issues.
Objectives:
This
study
first
national
assessment
on
IPV,
consequences,
associated
help-seeking
behaviors
in
Nepal.
Design:
A
cross-sectional
descriptive
study.
Methods:
Using
secondary
data
from
2022
Nepal
Demographic
Health
Survey,
this
includes
5178
aged
15–49
employs
multivariate
regression
analysis
to
explore
association
between
problems,
as
well
factors
influencing
behavior
both
Results:
Among
participants,
31.4%
reported
ever
experiencing
(29.4%
all
women)
past
12
months.
Of
those
72.0%
had
not
sought
help
92.2%
who
did,
opted
informal
support.
total
27.6%
(
n
=
1427)
female
interviewees
anxiety
symptoms,
21.5%
1110)
depressive
7.1%
368)
suicidal
ideation
within
2
weeks.
These
rates
were
higher
among
experienced
months,
with
41.1%
reporting
anxiety,
33.2%
depression
14.1%
ideation.
4194
respondents
symptoms
depression,
or
asked
about
issues,
19.4%
812)
help,
primarily
sources
(93.4%,
759).
Emotional
months
increased
odds
(adjusted
ratio
(aOR)
3.00,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
2.08–4.31),
(aOR
3.09,
CI
2.19–4.37),
1.91,
1.20–3.04).
Sexual
2.88,
1.67–4.95)
2.12,
1.32–3.41),
while
controlling
heightened
2.42,
2.02–2.89)
2.24,
1.25–4.02).
Conclusion:
nationwide
reveals
high
prevalence
related
problems
low
rate
behavior,
particular
formal
support
structures.
Stronger
system
responses
empowering
are
essential
improve
referrals
raise
awareness
survivors.
