Plans unveiled for a ‘public health approach’ to domestic abuse
05-10-2026 12:52 via nursinginpractice.com

Plans unveiled for a ‘public health approach’ to domestic abuse

The government has outlined measures that will see violence against women and girls given a ‘public health approach’ – including new specialist support accessed via general practice. Health and social care secretary Yvette Cooper revealed in her keynote at the Labour Party conference last week that almost £50m would be given to integrated care boards...Read moreThe post Plans unveiled for a ‘public health approach’ to domestic abuse appeared first on Nursing i
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