Investigating antenatal care services, intimate partner violence and non-psychotic mental health disorders among postpartum women in Rwanda

Thus, this study aimed to estimate the prevalence of sexual and physical intimate partner violence against women and its associated factors, in a sample of women

All models include controls for year of birth, a survey dummy, net enrollment 1992/93 by district, dummy variables for number of siblings, and dummy variables for the largest

Study I Study IIStudy III Study IV Main aimTo investigate the prevalence and potential risk factors of physical, sexual and psychological To investigate the prevalence of mental

Intimate partner violence, sociodemogr aphic factors and mental health among population based samples in Sweden | Solveig Lövestad. SAHLGRENSKA ACADEMY INSTITUTE

After adjusting for sociodemographic factors, weighted analysis showed that women exposed to physical IPV during past 5 years had more than three times higher OR (3.54; 95%

4.2 Intimate partner violence (IPV) among pregnant women in Rwanda, its associated risk factors and relationship to Antenatal care (ANC) services: a population based

Investigating antenatal care services, intimate partner violence and non-psychotic mental health disorders among postpartum women in Rwanda..

Keywords: Mental Health, Intimate Partner Violence, Dating Violence, Violent Of- fenders, Early Onset Behavioral Problems, Situational