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hssr-1059	Micallef, Charmaine; Sammut, Alexei; Grech, Paulann	Knowledge, Attitude, Preparedness and Behavior of Nurses Towards Intimate Partner Violence in Mental Health Settings	2022.0	16	.pdf	application/pdf	10024	436	51	This subscale is composed of items related to identifying routine enquiry, confidence in discussing IPV, ability to identify abuse, matching of therapeutic interventions according to the victim’s readiness for change; and the recognition of IPV victims by the way they behave. The participants’ competence in identifying potential victimized patients Opinions Staff Preparedness Professionals’ actual skills to discuss IPV with potential victims Legal Requirements The legal issues associated with cases of IPV Workplace Issues Support received through organizational development of policies and available resources to manage such cases Self efficacy Clinician’s comfort to manage and address IPV issues Alcohol / drugs Professional’s knowledge upon the relationship of substances and IPV Victim Understanding Participants’ beliefs that the victims are capable to leave abusive relationships if they want to, at any time Victim Autonomy Professionals’ ability to acknowledge and respect the patients’ rights to make own decisions Staff Constraints Potential situations which may limit staff to encourage disclosure and management of IPV at the place of work Practical issues Practical Issues Participants’ adequacy to enquire, assess and manage cases of IPV hssr.ideasspread.org Humanities and Social Science Research Vol. 5, No. 2; 2022 51 Published by IDEAS SPREAD The PREMIS has undergone extensive testing in multiple settings and has shown to have good internal consistency and reliability, with Cronbach’s alpha ≥0.65 for ten scales.	cache/hssr-1059.pdf	txt/hssr-1059.txt