Towards a Global Interdisciplinary Evidence-Informed Practice: Intimate Partner Violence in the Ethiopian Context

摘要: Background. Intimate partner violence is a global health issue and associated with range of problems for women. Nurses, as the largest workforce globally, are well positioned to provide care abused Objectives. This nursing-led interdisciplinary project was conducted understand current state knowledge about intimate in Ethiopia make recommendations country-specific activities improve response through practice changes, education, research. Methods. The involved two phases: review relevant literature an stakeholder forum meeting nurse educators. Findings. identified pervasiveness complexity its sociocultural determinants Ethiopian context. Two significant themes emerged from meeting: value bringing multiple disciplines together address complex need professionals better their roles responsibilities actively addressing violence. Conclusions. Further research on topic needed, including studies prevention resilience “best practices” education intervention. Interdisciplinary international networks can support local efforts prevent