Confidentiality and Documentation of IPV and Exploitation: Balancing Safety with Data Collection
Confidentiality and Documentation of IPV and Exploitation: Balancing Safety with Data Collection November 3, 2022 At a clinic embedded within a drop-in center in downtown Pittsburgh for adolescents and young adults who are unstably housed, clients can receive routine care and preventive services. A 19-year-old young person (who uses they/them pronouns) came in for a […]
NTTAP Year 2- Recap
NTTAP Year 2- Recap As we enter our third year of running Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, an NTTAP funded by HRSA’s Bureau of Primary Health Care (BPHC), that works with health centers on the topics of IPV/Human Trafficking and Exploitation, we are proud to share some of the successes of our second year. […]
Healthy Relationships and Youth: How School-Based Health Providers Can Start the Conversation
Healthy Relationships and Youth: How School-Based Health Providers Can Start the Conversation March 1, 2022 “One day, I was with a patient that I knew very well. She was an outgoing girl, doing really well. She was in a new relationship that she was excited about. I asked my normal safety screening questions, like, […]
Introducing a New Model Protocol for Health Centers to Address Intimate Partner Violence and Exploitation
Introducing a New Model Protocol for Health Centers to Address Intimate Partner Violence and Exploitation October 6, 2021 By: Anna Marjavi, Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, and Kimberly S.G. Chang, MD, MPH, Asian Health Services 15,929. This is the 2020 UDS number of patients served at health centers reported to receive services for intimate […]
Announcing our New Name and Website: Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation!
Announcing our New Name and Website: Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation September 22, 2021 By: Anisa Ali, MA; Anna Marjavi; Lisa James, MA; and Graciela Olguín Connection. Collaboration. Community. Partnerships. These are values that we hold closely to advance care and support for those at risk of or surviving intimate partner violence (IPV), human […]
