Solveig K B Vatnar

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Molde University College

Norway

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Professor Solveig K B Vatnar is a faculty member at Molde University College in Norway. Her research primarily focuses on mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence, exploring the perspectives of victims, perpetrators, and service providers. She has conducted significant studies evaluating educational interventions and compliance among healthcare professionals, contributing valuable insights to the field of mental health services.

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Awareness of Mandatory Reporting of Intimate-Partner Violence: A Thematic Analysis of the Perspectives of Help-Seeking Victims and Perpetrators and Service Providers in Norway

Correction: An educational intervention study on mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence: changes in knowledge and attitudes among healthcare providers

Compliance with mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence among professionals in Norway

Collaboration with clients to create journal notes: A mixed methods evaluation of a pilot intervention study in a municipality mental health services team

Mandatory Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence: Examining Predictors and Experiences Among Intimate Partner Violence Victims

Healthcare Professionals’ Documentation in Supported Accommodation for People with Profound Intellectual Disabilities: An Educational Intervention Study

Child Welfare Workers' Perceptions of Intimate Partner Violence and Mandatory Reporting in Norway

What Difference does it Make if they have Children? A Mixed Methods Study of the Impact of Children on Service Providers’ Perception of Mandatory Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence

Experience with Mandatory Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence: An Explorative Qualitative Study of Service Providers and Help-Seeking IPV Victims and IPV Perpetrators

Lethal and non-lethal violent offences in intimate and non-intimate relationships in Norway between 2016 and 2020

An educational intervention study on mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence: changes in knowledge and attitudes among healthcare providers

Prevalence and characteristics of mental and physical disorders among female prisoners: a mixed-methods systematic review

Intimate Partner Homicides in Norway 1990–2020: An Analysis of Incidence and Characteristics

Mandatory Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence: A Mixed Methods Systematic Review

A Comparison of Intimate Partner Homicide With Intimate Partner Homicide-Suicide: Evidence From a Norwegian National 22-Year Cohort

Attachment Characteristics Among Women Victimized in No, One, and Multiple IPV Relationships: A Case–Control Study

Short-term risk assessments in an acute psychiatric inpatient setting: A re-examination of the Brøset Violence Checklist using repeated measurements – Differentiating violence characteristics and gender

IPV Characteristics, Childhood Violence, and Adversities as Risk Factors for Being Victimized in Multiple IPV Relationships

Risk assessment of imminent violence in acute psychiatry: a step towards an extended model

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Berit Johnsen

Silje Louise Dahl

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