SAFE: a self-support eHealth intervention to support women exposed to intimate partner violence
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This dataset is from the SAFE study, focusing on developing and evaluating an eHealth intervention for women in the Netherlands who experience intimate partner violence and abuse (IPVA). The first goal was to assess needs, wishes and obstacles with regard to an eHealth intervention in the context of IPVA and to develop an eHealth intervention for women who experience IPVA. This, together with scientific literature and similar interventions in the IPVA context, inspired the content and functionalities of the SAFE intervention. Then, we aimed for the intervention to increase self-efficacy, awareness and perceived support and to decrease anxiety and depression symptoms amongst its users: women (18-50 years old) who experience IPVA. Also, we aimed for the intervention to encourage women in help seeking, and that the intervention would be a suitable tool to deliver information and support its users. For the development phase, we interviewed women IPVA victims/survivors (18+) and professionals in the field of domestic violence and abuse (DVA) and IPVA (N=16; published study: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08862605211036108). The eHealth intervention SAFE was launched in …
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