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Publikováno v:
African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine, Vol 3, Iss 1, Pp e1-e6 (2011)
Background: Healthcare providers have advocated for the screening and management of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) against women and its consequences. Unfortunately, data from high income countries suggest that women may have varied preferences for
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https://doaj.org/article/f99f156d54c145d4ba32434deee6732a
Autor:
Ime A. John, Emmanuel Oga, David Onazi, Chuwkuemeka Okolo, Ademola Lukman Lawal, Daniel Bassey, Mansur Ramalan
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Abstracts.
The motivation for Gun violence in Nigeria include ethno-religious rivalry, criminal activity and agitation for grazing land amongst many other reasons. Radio is a predominant source of news and information. Therefore, public enlightenment on the imm
Autor:
Omolade Oladejo, Ime A. John, Chukwuemeka Okolo, Emmanuel Oga, Homsuk Swomen, Lukman Ademola Lawal
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Abstracts.
Background The burden of injuries and disabilities caused by gun violence in Nigeria has impacted negatively on the development of areas in which gun violence is endemic. Furthermore, there is a paucity of research on the knowledge and attitude towar
Publikováno v:
Journal of Family Violence. 26:109-116
Introduction The adverse health consequences of domestic violence have led to increased call to involve healthcare providers in the management of partner violence prevention through screening for it within the healthcare. Objective To assess the exte
Publikováno v:
Violence and Victims. 25:689-704
Research on screening for intimate partner violence (IPV) within health care in a sub-Saharan African context is rare. This paper assessed factors associated with the readiness to screen for IPV among care providers (HCP, n = 274) at Kano hospital, N
Autor:
Robert E Mtonga, WA Odhiambo, Senoga Ismail Mpanga, Zakari Mohammed Aminu, Ime A. John, Diego E. Zavala, Simon Bokongo, Peter Olupot-Olupot
Publikováno v:
Journal of Public Health Policy. 28:432-441
This paper describes the development of a pilot project to test the implementation of an epidemiological surveillance system for intentional (violent) and non-intentional injuries, at emergency departments in selected hospitals in five African countr
Autor:
Ime A. John
Publikováno v:
Medicine, Conflict and Survival. 21:312-314
Nigeria, the most populous Black country in the world, though it has contributed to the welfare of other African countries, is plagued by internal conflicts with small arms. Over a million illegal small arms circulate in Nigeria in the hands of milit
Autor:
Stephen Lawoko, Ime A. John
Publikováno v:
Journal of Injury and Violence Research
Journal of Injury and Violence Research, Vol 2, Iss 2, Pp 75-83 (2010)
Journal of Injury and Violence Research, Vol 2, Iss 2, Pp 75-83 (2010)
BACKGROUND : There has been increased advocacy to involve healthcare providers in the prevention of intimate partner violence (IPV) through screening for it in healthcare. Yet, only one in ten providers screen for IPV, suggesting barriers. Understand
Autor:
Ime A. John, Stephen Lawoko, H. C. Nwadiaro, ES Kolo, Aminu Z. Mohammed, Mansur Ramalan, M. Tuko, Celestine A. Nkanta, D. E. Bassey, E. Didi, A. Frank-Briggs, Diego E. Zavala
Publikováno v:
Medicine, conflict, and survival. 24(4)
A pilot study of violent injury surveillance was implemented in two hospitals in Kano, Nigeria, in two phases: a formative evaluation including training and arranging the collection of hospital information, followed by a 6 month prospective data coll
Autor:
Aminu Z. Mohammed, Simon Bokongo, Walter Odhiambo Anjango, Diego E. Zavalaa, Ime A. John, Ismail Mpanga Senoga, Peter Olupot-Olupot, Robert E Mtonga
Publikováno v:
Medicine, conflict, and survival. 24(4)
A multinational injury surveillance pilot project was carried out in five African countries in the first half of 2007 (Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia). Hospitals were selected in each country and a uniform methodo