Factors associated with intimate partner violence by a former partner by immigration status and length of residence in Canada.

摘要: Abstract Purpose We examined intimate partner violence (IPV) by a former among Canadian-born and immigrant women length of residence in Canada. Methods Data from 2009 national, population-based, telephone survey were used to determine the prevalence factors associated with any type IPV (emotional, financial, physical, and/or sexual) whom there had been contact previous 5 years 0 19 Canada, 20 or more longer (n = 1681). Results Of Canada for years, 41.6% experienced partner; longer, 60.6%, women, 61.5% ( P  = .0423). In logistic regression model adjusted age other sociodemographic characteristics, less likely than experience (odds ratio, 0.266; 95% confidence interval, 0.130–0.544). There was no difference occurrence between women. Conclusions High rates found both Within communities, specific prevention campaigns should address high risk experiencing at later stages resettlement.