Increased reporting. Heightened campaigns. A commitment by the state government to combat the problem, domestic violence specialist courts and a domestic violence death and homicide review board. Dr Kathleen Baird leads the charge.
Dr Kathleen Baird has been appointed by the Queensland Attorney General as the Deputy Chair of the Domestic and Family Violence Death Review and Advisory Board for three years.
One in six Australian women experience physical or sexual violence by someone they know at some point in their adult life, write Dr Kathleen Baird and Professor Debra Creedy, Menzies Health Institute Queensland.
Griffith’s brand new birth suites on the Gold Coast campus are an exact mirror of facilities at Gold Coast University Hospital, from the very latest equipment to the bedspread.
Griffith’s internationally acclaimed Bachelor of Midwifery program has been recognised with a prestigious 2017 Australian Award for University Teaching (AAUT)...
Reducing domestic violence during pregnancy is just one of the School of Nursing and Midwifery good news studies up for discussion at the upcoming International Confederation of Midwives Triennial Congress.
Women who suffer domestic violence during pregnancy are at an increased risk of post-natal depression and health professionals should know the warning signs.
Two Griffith University academics have been appointed to the newly-established Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council. The councilhas been set...
The Griffith University Equity Symposium will highlight the broad impacts of domestic violence.
Messages from Australian of the Year Rosie Batty, Minister Shannon Fentiman and an appearance from professional boxer Alex (Lionheart) Leapai, will be the focus of the day at the #RU4Respect event at the Logan Campus of Griffith University.
