Detecting a Hidden Pandemic: The Current State and Future Direction of Screening and Assessment Tools for Intimate Partner Violence-related Brain Injury

This academic study provides an overview of the 7 available tools that have been used for intimate partner violence related brain injury screening and assessment purposes.

Author(s): Abigail Astridge Clarke, Charlotte Copas, Olivia Hannon, Christine Padgett, Jennifer Makovec Knight, Aimee Falkenberg, Hannah Varto, Karen Mason, Cheryl Wellington, Paul van Donkelaar, Jacqueline Marks, Sandy Shultz, Georgia Symons
Organisation: Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews
Year Published: 2024
Language: English

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