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Establishing a Violence Intervention Programme (VIP)

A resource for health services on establishing a violence intervention programme.
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In this section

  • Part 1: Why should health services respond to victims of family violence?

  • Part 2: What can health services do to respond to victims of family violence?

  • Family violence definitions

  • Family violence bibliography

Also in this section

  • Te Aorerekura: National Strategy to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence
  • Family violence guidelines
  • Reports on Violence Intervention Programmes (VIP) in district health boards
  • Establishing a Violence Intervention Programme (VIP)
  • Family violence questions and answers
  • Health professional resources
  • Family violence organisations and websites
Last updated: 22 March 2023
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