Sentence examples for violence screen from inspiring English sources

Helped by such on-screen violence, Screen Digest estimates that consumer spending on games in Europe will be down marginally on 2010 at €10.8bn.

We selected the Woman Abuse Screening Tool (WAST) and the Partner Violence Screen (PVS) for their psychometric properties, reliability, and specificity in identifying partner abuse.

This project was similar to the current study with regard to their subjects and methods, and similar to the questions in the Partner Violence Screen [ 21].

The Woman Abuse Screening tool (WAST) [ 41], Partner Violence Screen (PVS) [ 42], and Abuse Assessment Screen (AAS) [ 43] are among the most widely used and validated short screening tools [ 38].

Four selected questions from the Massachusetts Medical Society Seminars on Domestic Violence [ 19] while the remaining used either the Partner Violence Screen (n = 2) [ 21] or the HITS questionnaire (n = 2) [ 22].

Abbreviation and Meaning: COA: Canadian Orthopaedic Association IPVV: Intimate Partner Violence; PRAISE: Prevalence of Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence Surgical Evaluation; PVS: Partner Violence Screen; WAST: Woman Abuse Screening Tool.

In addition to contraceptive services for women, the government will require health plans to cover screening to detect domestic violence; screening for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS; and counseling and equipment to promote breast-feeding, including breast pumps.

And the domestic violence screening question I'd asked months before — nestled between queries about smoking and seat belts — seemed to have been spectacularly ineffective, since she'd answered "no".

In addition to contraceptive services for women, the panel recommended that the government require health plans to cover screening to detect domestic violence; screening for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS; and counseling and equipment to promote breastfeeding, including the free rental of breast pumps.

We conclude that domestic violence screening behavior can be increased through provider education and organizational change.

To identify, from a provider's perspective, the existence of staff barriers and the frequency of partner violence screening.