Free Educational Materials
Project RADAR Resource Request Form: Complete this order form to request the below materials.
Health & Domestic Violence Public Service Announcement (mpg format)
F.I.S.T.S. Youth Violence Screening and Counseling Cards
To place an order for this cards, email laurie.crawford@vdh.virginia.gov
Recognition & Prevention of Domestic Violence: A Guide for Health Care Professionals
POSTER: Are you tired of making excuses for him? (English)
POSTER: Are you tired of making excuses for him? (Spanish)
BUTTON: Is Someone Hurting You?
Intimate Partner Violence Assessment Guide (Pocket Card)
Pregnancy Wheels for OB/GYN Providers
The Resource Center at the Division of Injury & Violence Prevention offers injury & violence prevention tip cards in English and Spanish as well as a few posters and videos. These materials are free of charge to residents, educators and organizations in Virginia. Click here to learn more.
Curricula and Training Resources
Online RADAR Course for Responding to Intimate Partner Violence in the Health Care Setting
Family Violence Nursing Curriculum
Making the Connection: Domestic Violence & Public Health: http://endabuse.org/programs/display.php3?DocID=344
A Systematic Approach to Partner Violence in Health Care: http://medinfo.ufl.edu/cme/grounds/
Children in Cases of Actual & Attempted Femicide: Implications for Safety Planning http://www.son.jhmi.edu/research/Homicide/
Alaska Family Violence Prevention Project--PP Presentation for Health Care Providers http://www.hss.state.ak.us/dph/
Model Policies and Protocols
Healthcare Guidelines for Sexual Assault Patients
Model Policy on Intimate Partner Violence for Virginia's Hospitals
Connecticut Model Domestic Violence Policy
The Ohio Domestic Violence Protocol for Health Care Providers: Standards of Care
Guidelines for Clinical Assessment and Intervention (Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center)
Minimal Elements of a Domestic Violence Protocol
Power and Control Wheels
The power and control wheel was developed to provide a visual framework for understanding the dynamics of abusive relationships and conceptualizing the array of behaviors that may be used by one partner to maintain power and control over another. Over time, modifications of the wheel have been developed to provide describe tactics specific to certain occupations, age groups, etc., and equality wheels have been developed to provide visuals for understanding healthy relationships. The wheels are frequently used as training tools in helping the audience have a better understanding of the complexities of a violent intimate partner relationship.
Power and Control Wheels
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Email: injury@vdh.virginia.gov
Phone: (804) 864-7732
