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Tuesday 22 October 2024
Salisbury Foundation Trust

FOI_7907

Internal Reference Number: FOI_7907

Date Request Received: 23/04/2024 00:00:00

Date Request Replied To: 08/05/2024 00:00:00

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Request Summary: DV Maternity

Request Category: Students (Educational)

 
Question Number 1:
This is a freedom of information request. Please could you provide the following information.

The most recent materials/guidelines for midwives, obstetricians [and GPs if you hold it] about domestic abuse and pregnancy which staff are meant to follow when identifying and supporting a pregnant woman in their care who is a potential victim of domestic abuse.
 
Answer To Question 1:
https://viewer.microguide.global/SALIS/CHILD#content,6fd4ab8c-a6f7-4ad1-88bb-ce8fa92ee194

https://viewer.microguide.global/SALIS/CLINICAL#content,5f640794-f268-4fc7-9e2b-caf04a2948a4
 
Question Number 2:
What training you give for using the DASH risk assessment (or equivalent risk assessment).
 
Answer To Question 2:
The trust provides 3.5 hours training and the aims include:

1. Understanding your role in identifying & responding to DA (including DASH)

2. To increase confidence in assessing risk with DA victims

3. To understand referral pathways for victims & how victims can be assisted further, including the role of MARAC

4. To provide you with a good level of knowledge about DA dynamics
 
Question Number 3:
What training your staff receive on coercive control and behaviour.

 
Answer To Question 3:
The above training described in Q2 includes Controlling & Coercive Behaviour and what to look out for in a pregnant persons partner. They are provided with the MARAC toolkit, list of support services.

Midwives have access to additional training through the safeguarding vulnerable peoples partnership: Wiltshire Safeguarding Vulnerable People Partnership (SVPP) - Courses (wiltshiresvpp.org.uk)
 
Question Number 4:
If you have them, guidelines offered on what to look for in a pregnant person's partner as to whether they might be a domestic abuse perpetrator.

 
Answer To Question 4:
Guidelines as per Q1.
 
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