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For Policy Makers

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These evidence briefings and discussion papers are ‘Translating evidence to inform policy and practice in the health sector’ evidence brief series.

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How can we improve the health systems response to reproductive coercion in the Australian context?
How can we improve the health systems response to reproductive coercion in the Australian context?
All-of-family responses to children, mothers and fathers accessing services for domestic and family violence in Victoria, Australia
All-of-family responses to children, mothers and fathers accessing services for domestic and family violence in Victoria, Australia
Strengthening and sustaining the primary care response to family violence: A new Model Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence Discussion Paper
Strengthening and sustaining the primary care response to family violence: A new Model Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence Discussion Paper
Early engagement with families in the health sector to address domestic abuse and family violence: Policy directions
Early engagement with families in the health sector to address domestic abuse and family violence: Policy directions
Intimate partner violence in the first decade of motherhood: implications for the health sector
Intimate partner violence in the first decade of motherhood: implications for the health sector

It all begins with an idea.

Identifying and responding to domestic abuse and family violence: Implications for the health sector
Identifying and responding to domestic abuse and family violence: Implications for the health sector

It all begins with an idea.

Translating evidence of all-of-family responses for domestic abuse and family violence: Implications across sectors
Translating evidence of all-of-family responses for domestic abuse and family violence: Implications across sectors

It all begins with an idea.

Role of care navigation in addressing domestic, family and sexual violence
Role of care navigation in addressing domestic, family and sexual violence

It all begins with an idea.

The Safer Families Centre is part of the Sexual  and  Family ViolencE (SAFE) program within the Department of General Practice and Primary Care at The University of Melbourne.

We, the Safer Families Centre acknowledge and pay our respects to the past, present and emerging traditional custodians of the land on which we work and live.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander users are advised that this website may contain images and voices of people who have died.

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N.B. These contact details are a general enquiry line for the Safer Families Centre only and are not directly related to the page you are now on. Please note we are not a service for those experiencing domestic abuse and family violence.