Intimate Partner Violence and Paramedicine: An Updated Scoping Review of Perspectives and Practices

While EMS clinicians were recognized as a poorly understood, under-utilized, and under-equipped resource for IPV survivors, current literature is insufficient to comprehensively guide practice. Heterogeneity and limited quantity contribute to this challenge. Future research should leverage newly developed and validated measures to identify gaps responsive to educational and/or policy interventions and explore novel technologies to improve the quality of EMS clinician-collected IPV data. Equipping EMS clinicians with the tools to provide high-quality IPV care will benefit IPV survivors, EMS clinicians, and health care more broadly.

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Prehospital Emergency Care
Published
2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10903127.2025.2564841
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Intimate Partner and Family Violence
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Intimate Partner Violence and Paramedicine: An Updated Scoping Review of Perspectives and Practices

Tori N. Stranges, Paul van Donkelaar, J.C.W. van de Loo, Rory A. Marshall et al.
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Prehospital Emergency Care
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Intimate Partner Violence and Paramedicine: An Updated Scoping Review of Perspectives and Practices

Tori N. Stranges, Paul van Donkelaar, J.C.W. van de Loo, Rory A. Marshall, Isaac J. Kool, Jeremy R. Caspell, Keilin Gorman
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Abstract

While EMS clinicians were recognized as a poorly understood, under-utilized, and under-equipped resource for IPV survivors, current literature is insufficient to comprehensively guide practice. Heterogeneity and limited quantity contribute to this challenge. Future research should leverage newly developed and validated measures to identify gaps responsive to educational and/or policy interventions and explore novel technologies to improve the quality of EMS clinician-collected IPV data. Equipping EMS clinicians with the tools to provide high-quality IPV care will benefit IPV survivors, EMS clinicians, and health care more broadly.

Prehospital Emergency Care
Interior Health (CA), Alberta Health Services (CA), University of British Columbia (CA), Thompson Rivers University (CA), University of Victoria (CA), Kelowna General Hospital (CA), Calgary Laboratory Services (CA), Michigan Medicine (US), Southern Medical University (CN), Okanagan University College (CA), RMIT University (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Intimate Partner and Family Violence
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