MANREPORT-IPV på IAFMHS-konferansen 2024

This quantitative study focuses on service providers attitudes toward mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence.

Denne kvantitative studien omhandler profesjonsutøveres holdning til avvergeplikten i møte med partnervold.

In this study, we examined to what extent the presence of children had an impact on service providers’ decision making when faced with IPV and the parents’ reported consequences of MR-IPV for the children.

I denne studien har vi undersøkt om profesjonsutøvere vurderer og utøver avvergeplikten annerledes når det er barn i familiene.

MANREPORT-IPV presented preliminary result with two presentations at the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services conference in San Franscisco in June 2024.

To prevent and halt intimate partner violence (IPV) and intimate partner homicide (IPH), various countries and states have adopted legislation requiring or allowing service providers to report IPV to authorities. Yet, research on how service providers, along with IPV victims and perpetrators seeking help, experience mandatory reporting of IPV (MR-IPV) is limited.