Policy and Practice Briefs
The Safer Families Centre release briefing papers on a range of key topics in domestic violence and health. The papers propose new ways of thinking and working together based on latest research and will be relevant for people working in health and domestic violence policy, practice or research, and those affected by domestic violence.
Evidence Briefs
‘Translating evidence to inform policy and practice in the health sector’ evidence brief series:
Evidence brief #1
Intimate partner violence in the first decade of motherhood: implications for the health sector
Evidence brief #2
Identifying and responding to domestic abuse and family violence: Implications for the health sector
Evidence brief #3
Policy Briefs
Early engagement in the health sector
Early Engagement with Families in the Health Sector to Address Domestic Abuse and Family Violence
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy and practice report
Building Culturally Safe Responses to Family Violence in the Health Sector
Aboriginal Families Study policy brief
Policy brief: Health Consequences of Family & Community Violence
Infographic: Translating evidence from the study to inform policy and practice
Translating evidence from the Maternal Health Study to inform policy and practice
Policy Brief 1: Maternal Depression
Policy Brief 2: Health consequences of family violence
Discussion Papers
Primary care response
Strengthening and sustaining the primary care response to family violence: A new Model
All of family responses
All-of-family responses to children, mothers and fathers accessing services for domestic and family violence in Victoria, Australia
Reproductive coercion
How can we improve the health systems response to reproductive coercion in the Australian context?