08.Table 1.2: Example sources of prevalence data on family violence
09.Table 2.1: Social-ecological model risk factors and prevention strategies for violence
11.Table 4.2: Criteria to be considered when selecting a measurement tool
13.Table 6.10: Organisational supports to prevent secondary traumatic stress disorder
14.Table 7.3: LIVES first-line support for family violence [49]
15.Table 8.2: Exemplar competing medical and forensic priorities during patient care
16.Table 9.4: International Council of Nurses’ recommendations for institutions employing nurses
17.Table 10.2: INSPIRE evidence-based strategies for child abuse prevention
18.Table 11.2: Healthy versus unhealthy relationships
19.Fig. 12.2: Factors affecting mothers’ decisions to stay in or leave an abusive relationship. (Source: Author)
20.Fig. 13.7: Principles and components of iHEAL. (Source: Author)
21.Table 14.4: Revised danger assessment items
22.Fig. 15.3: Global models to reduce violence against women and children [71, 85]
23.Table 16.2: Lambda legal actionable items (revised for implementation in nursing practice)
24.Fig. 17.2: Socioecological Model
25.Fig. 18.2: Indigenous health care model for peoples experiencing family violence [13]. (With permission from: Sage Publications https://doi.org/10.1177/15524838020961879)
27.Fig. 20.2: Evidence-based strategies to address family violence in immigrant and refugee communities
