Assessing the Success of the WomanKind Program: An Integrated Model of 24-Hour Health Care Response to Domestic Violence

Lynn M. Short PhD and MPH Analytic Systems Associates, Inc., Atlanta, GA

Susan M. Hadley MPH University of Minnesota Medical School, William Mitchell College of Law, Minneapolis, St. Paul, MN

Bonnie Bates MA ORC Macro, Atlanta, GA

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