Longitudinal effectiveness of a woman-led, nurse delivered health promotion intervention for women who have experienced intimate partner violence: iHEAL randomized controlled trial

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[2] Ford-Gilboe M(2022)Mental and Physical Health changes following an abusive intimate Relationship: a systematic review of Longitudinal studies Trauma Violence Abuse 23 1079-92

[3] Willson A(2021)Impacts of male intimate Partner Violence on women: a Life Course Perspective Int J Environ Res Public Health 18 8303-86

[4] Varcoe C(2022)Mothering in the context of intimate partner Violence: a Feminist intersectional critique of the nursing literature J Adv Nurs 78 3974-99

[5] Wuest J(2004)I’d get the kids: women’s survival and Protection Work with Child Custody and Access in the context of woman abuse Qual Sociol 27 77-501

[6] Campbell J(2005)Strengthening capacity to limit intrusion: theorizing family health promotion in the aftermath of woman abuse Qual Health Res 15 477-622

[7] Patton S(2003)The Central Problem for Family Health Promotion among Children and Single Mothers after leaving an Abusive Partner Qual Health Res 13 597-58

[8] Szabo Y(2013)Explaining Aboriginal/Non-Aboriginal inequalities in Postseparation Violence against Canadian women: application of a Structural Violence Approach Violence Women 19 1034-48

[9] Newton T(2023)Supporting Newcomer women who experience intimate Partner Violence and their children: insights from service providers Affilia 38 127-80

[10] Hing N(2011)Attributing selected costs to intimate Partner Violence in a sample of women who have left Abusive partners: a Social determinants of Health Approach Can Public Policy 37 359-79

[1] Davies L(2015)Patterns of Cumulative Abuse among Female Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Links to women’s Health and Socioeconomic Status Violence Women 21 30-48

[2] Ford-Gilboe M(2022)Mental and Physical Health changes following an abusive intimate Relationship: a systematic review of Longitudinal studies Trauma Violence Abuse 23 1079-92

[3] Willson A(2021)Impacts of male intimate Partner Violence on women: a Life Course Perspective Int J Environ Res Public Health 18 8303-86

[4] Varcoe C(2022)Mothering in the context of intimate partner Violence: a Feminist intersectional critique of the nursing literature J Adv Nurs 78 3974-99

[5] Wuest J(2004)I’d get the kids: women’s survival and Protection Work with Child Custody and Access in the context of woman abuse Qual Sociol 27 77-501

[6] Campbell J(2005)Strengthening capacity to limit intrusion: theorizing family health promotion in the aftermath of woman abuse Qual Health Res 15 477-622

[7] Patton S(2003)The Central Problem for Family Health Promotion among Children and Single Mothers after leaving an Abusive Partner Qual Health Res 13 597-58

[8] Szabo Y(2013)Explaining Aboriginal/Non-Aboriginal inequalities in Postseparation Violence against Canadian women: application of a Structural Violence Approach Violence Women 19 1034-48

[9] Newton T(2023)Supporting Newcomer women who experience intimate Partner Violence and their children: insights from service providers Affilia 38 127-80

[10] Hing N(2011)Attributing selected costs to intimate Partner Violence in a sample of women who have left Abusive partners: a Social determinants of Health Approach Can Public Policy 37 359-79