Psychiatrische Praxis · 2026
[Children exposed to interparental intimate partner violence: An examination of the health care situation in trauma outpatient clinics].
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Specht Lina, Bentz Lea, Giesmann Marc, Flatten-Whitehead Isabella, Rassenhofer Miriam, Schäfer Ingo, Winter Sibylle Maria, Schellong Julia
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The new Social Compensation Act extends the care to relatives of victims of violence, including children exposed to interparental intimate partner violence (i-IPV).The German health care situation for rapid interventions in trauma outpatient clinics (TOC) remains unclear.
METHOD: A nationwide survey in N=104 participating TOC (N=234 invitations), examined the care of exposed children. At a child-TOC (c-TOC) the psychopathology and treatment success (N=71 children) were assessed.
RESULT: Domestic violence is frequent cause of consultation in adult TOC (a-TOC) but only 30.3% of the children were referred to c-TOC. There 74.7% were impaired in psychosocial functioning, 59.1% received a F43-diagnosis of ICD-10. 57.7% reached symptom improvement.
CONCLUSION: Children exposed to i-IPV are underrepresented in a-TOC. Improving professionals' awareness and the cooperation between a-TOC and c-TOC are required.
METHOD: A nationwide survey in N=104 participating TOC (N=234 invitations), examined the care of exposed children. At a child-TOC (c-TOC) the psychopathology and treatment success (N=71 children) were assessed.
RESULT: Domestic violence is frequent cause of consultation in adult TOC (a-TOC) but only 30.3% of the children were referred to c-TOC. There 74.7% were impaired in psychosocial functioning, 59.1% received a F43-diagnosis of ICD-10. 57.7% reached symptom improvement.
CONCLUSION: Children exposed to i-IPV are underrepresented in a-TOC. Improving professionals' awareness and the cooperation between a-TOC and c-TOC are required.