Condition: Enhance Care to Victims of Violence · Sponsor: University Hospital, Ghent
The "Operation Alert/Operatie Alert/Opération Alerte" project, developed by UGent-ICRH and UZGent with funding from the Belgian Federal Public Service for Health, focuses on strengthening basic competencies to better and more quickly identify signs of violence. It also aims to provide victim-centered care and refer to specialized services when necessary. This initiative combines training for healthcare providers with practical tools, such as a psycho-education tool and clinical guidelines, to enhance care delivery. Below is an overview of the project's main components: Sub-Study 1: Psycho-education Tool * Objective: Develop and evaluate a tool to support healthcare providers and patients in understanding and addressing sexual and domestic violence, trauma, and their impacts on well-being. * Tool Description: A set of cards presented in a calendar format, featuring illustrations on one side and explanatory text on the other. Target Groups: Healthcare providers and victims/patients. * Development process: The tool was developed based on literature and input from experts and stakeholders during regular meetings. * Testing Phase: The tool will undergo a pilot study in selected hospitals and non-profit organizations (NGOs) working with victims of violence. * Evaluation: The tool's acceptability, usability, and relevance to the recovery process will be assessed through feedback collected via questionnaires from both healthcare providers and victims/patients. Sub-Study 2: Guide…
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Charlotte Boven, Ph.D · +32494276270 · charlotte.boven@uzgent.be
Jonathan Harb, MSc · +32456111013 · jonathan.harb@ugent.be
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