Health Materials for Patients, Providers, and Advocates
The National Health Resource Center’s materials are best used in conjunction with a warm referral, also referred to in the CUES intervention. A warm referral is a supported referral to domestic violence/sexual assault (DV/SA) advocacy services from a health provider, in which the provider is able to offer a patient access to an onsite DV/SA advocate; offer use of the clinic’s phone to call a local resource; or offer the name and phone number so they can reach out independently, etc. Complement a warm referral with a brochure or safety card from a local DV/SA agency, if it is safe for the patient to take home. Ideally, the provider has an established relationship with the DV/SA advocacy program and is familiar with the staff and services available, thus increasing the likelihood of the patient following through with the connection.
An index of health and domestic violence related materials offered by Futures Without Violence:
- Adolescent Health Safety Card (translated to 3 new languages!)
- Affordable Care Act Guidelines and Resources for IPV Screening and Counseling
- Aging With Respect (Elder Abuse) Safety Card
- American Indian/Alaska Native Health Resource Page
- American Indian/Alaska Native Women’s Health Safety Card
- Best Practices: Innovative Domestic Violence Programs in Health Care Setting
- Beyond Halal and Haram: Muslims, sex, and relationships
- Building Domestic Violence Health Care Responses in Indian Country: A Promising Practices Report
- Business Case for Domestic Violence Programs in Health Care Settings
- Campus Safety Card: Sex, Relationships, and Respect on Campus
- Campus Guide for addressing intimate partner and sexual violence in campus health settings: Sex, Relationships, and Respect on Campus
- Campus Training slides: Sex, Relationships, and Respect on Campus
- Caring Relationships, Healthy You (LGBTQ) Safety Card
- Caring Relationships, Healthy You (LGBTQ) Poster
- Caring Relationships, Healthy You (Trans/GNC) Safety Card
- Coding and Documentation of Domestic Violence
- Compendium of State Statutes and Policies on Domestic Violence and Health Care
- Connected Parents, Connected Kids Safety Card
- Did You Know Your Relationship Affects Your Health?: A Train the Trainers curriculum on Addressing IPV, Reproductive and Sexual Coercion
- Domestic Violence and Health Care Protocols
- General Health Safety Card (now in: Arabic, Armenian, English, Farsi, Hawaiian Translations (multi-lingual), Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Tagalog)
- Hanging Out or Hooking Up: A Train the Trainers Curriculum on Responding to Adolescent Relationship Abuse
- Hanging Out or Hooking Up: Clinical Guidelines on Responding to Adolescent Relationship Abuse
- Hanging Out or Hooking Up Poster
- Health Cares About Domestic Violence Day Action Toolkit
- Health, healing, and relationships: You are not alone (Living with HIV) Safety Card
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
- Health Privacy Principles for Protecting Victims of Domestic Violence
- Improving the Health Care Response to Domestic Violence: A Resource Manual for Health Care Providers
- Improving the Health Care Response to Domestic Violence: A Trainer’s Manual for Health Care Providers
- Insurance Discrimination of Victims of Domestic Violence Report
- Integrating Health Services into Domestic Violence Programs: Tools For Advocates
- Quality Assessment/Quality Improvement Tool for Domestic Violence Programs
- Quality Assessment/Quality Improvement Tool for Clinics, Hospitals, and Other Health Systems
- Relationships, Support and Wellness Safety Card
- Reproductive Health Safety Card (languages: English, Spanish, Armenian, Korean, and Simplified Chinese)
- Sex, Relationships and Getting Tested: HIV/STI Testing Safety Card
- Survivor Brochure
- We Are Sacred Safety Card (AI/AN Reproductive Health) Safety Card
