Epidemic of women battering. Recognition and intervention by health care professionals
Campbell, A.D.
Journal of the Florida Medical Association 82(10): 684-686
1995
ISSN/ISBN: 0015-4148 PMID: 7500080 Document Number: 451907
Domestic violence impacts every member of society and takes an emotional toll on the victim, her family (especially children), friends, and law enforcement and health professionals called on to assist. It affects the economic system in medical expenses, social services to protect the victim and her children, time lost from work by the victim, and expense to jail and prosecute the abuser.
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