Defining quality of life indicators for measuring perpetrator intervention effectiveness

Helen McLaren; Jane Fischer; Lana Zannettino

Defining quality of life indicators for measuring perpetrator intervention effectiveness

Helen McLaren, Jane Fischer, Lana Zannettino

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Abstract

The primary interest of this study was to inform the development of a quality of life (QOL) intervention outcome measure. As an exploratory study, the intention was to
consider how women’s QOL as a victim-centred and victim-reported outcome measure could be used in the evaluation of effectiveness of male perpetrator interventions (MPIs). To inform the development of an intimate partner violence
(IPV) specific QOL measure, women who have experienced IPV were asked to assess their QOL, identify what aspects of their lives make their QOL either good or bad and describe how MPIs could contribute positively to their QOL.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-92
Number of pages	100
Journal	ANROWS Research Report
Volume	5
Publication status	Published - Mar 2020

Keywords

Australia
Domestic Violence
Intimate partner violence
family violence
Quality of Life
Measurement
Behaviour Change
Perpetrator

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