Feasibility and Acceptability of Gender-Based Violence Screening in Primary Health Facilities in Humanitarian Settings.

Findings from this study in Dadaab Kenya, indicate that, with the appropriate measures taken and prerequisites met, GBV screening by health providers has the potential to 1) create a confidential environment where survivors can speak openly about their experiences with GBV, 2) ensure competent care and referrals based on individual needs and wishes of survivors, and 3) increase community awareness about GBV issues, thereby reducing stigma and improving attitudes.

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