Nurses provide interventions in hopes of decreasing the prevalence or stopping the problem entirely. When patients screen positively for IPV, health-care providers express frustration due to the lack of available
A) effective, evidence-based interventions.
B) interagency collaboration.
C) state-of-the-art equipment.
D) interagency communication.

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There is often a lack of effective, evidence-based interventions specifically designed for addressing intimate partner violence (IPV), which can lead to frustration among healthcare providers when trying to support patients who screen positively for IPV.

Nurses Provide Interventions in Hopes of Decreasing the Prevalence or Stopping