Multiple or Repeat Victimization

Mummert, Sadie J.

doi:10.1002/9781118929803.ewac0364

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“…IPV often occurs in multiple relationships over the life course (Mummert, 2019; Oudekerk & Truman, 2017; Stein et al, 2019; St Ivany & Schminkey, 2019). In our study, while a higher proportion of women above age 25 scored positive for a possible BI, compared to those between 19 and 25 years, it is not known at what age they first experienced a hit to the head or were strangled.…”

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Intimate Partner Violence and Brain Injury Screening

Rajaram

Reisher

Garlinghouse

et al. 2020

Violence Against Women

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The study examined rates of possible brain injury among survivors of intimate partner violence. Of the 171 women screened, 91% indicated they had been hit in the head or strangled, and 31% reported it happened more than six times in their life. Only 35% of women who were hit in the head or strangled received medical treatment, and 64% reported losing consciousness or experienced a period of being dazed and confused. Organizations serving intimate partner violence survivors should routinely screen survivors for brain injury so they can obtain timely referrals for neurorehabilitation services to improve their quality of life.

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