Perceived preparedness of recent BDS graduates with recognising, responding and referring patients who have experienced domestic violence
Published: Jul 1, 2018
Abstract
Background: The domestic violence recognise, respond and refer (DV RRR) training program, delivered by Dr Carrington and Ms Amanda Lee-Ross, has been targeted towards students in their clinical years of the JCU BOS program. The valuable program was developed based on the feedback provided by Year 5 BOS students in the past who asked for specific training for understanding patients who have experience domestic violence during their placement in...
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Perceived preparedness of recent BDS graduates with recognising, responding and referring patients who have experienced domestic violence
Published Date
Jul 1, 2018
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