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  1. Police and researcher use of the Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA): Interrater agreement and examination of published norms.
  2. Recognizing Coercive Control in 2SLGBTQQIA+ Relationships: A Review
  3. Friend or foe: Scoping review findings on policing and coercive control
  4. Coercive control in a national U.S. self-report survey: Prediction of repeated intimate partner violence.
  5. Hospitals saw higher patient acuity during and post COVID restrictions
  6. The ODARA is a useful tool in domestic violence threat assessment
  7. Coercive control predicts more severe domestic violence
  8. Burnout plays important role in nurses' mental health
  9. Forensic custody decisions change in response to patients' changing clinical presentation
  10. Childhood adversity related to suicide attempts among men in forensic hospital
  11. Adverse work environment contributes to PTSD in forensic psychiatric staff
  12. High needs for domestic violence treatment among men with high ODARA scores
  13. Initial evidence to support PTSD prevention programs for nurses
  14. ODARA now validated in the United States
  15. Risk factors for trauma among psychiatric workers
  16. Psychiatric workers suffer from violence and vicarious trauma on the job
  17. Trauma among psychiatric workers
  18. Mental health workers seek validation and trauma-informed support after workplace violence
  19. Graphs can help people identify individuals most at risk of sexual offending
  20. Young adults in an adult forensic institution
  21. Individuals referred for threat assessment are at relatively high risk for reoffending
  22. Psychiatric Workers Face Barriers to Getting Help for PTSD
  23. Critical Events and Chronic Stress Both Increase PTSD among Psychiatric Workers
  24. The ODARA can be used to identify high priority cases for domestic violence treatment
  25. Tool may help prevent use of seclusion for psychiatric patients
  26. Habit-forming drugs often used instead of psychotherapy for psychiatric inpatients
  27. Failure to identify substance-use treatment needs
  28. Two paths to becoming a forensic patient
  29. Men who use domestic violence have criminogenic treatment needs
  30. PTSD among Psychiatric Hospital Workers
  31. Childhood abuse not a treatment priority for domestic offenders
  32. Graphs can help improve violence risk communication
  33. Intimate partner violence offenders commit a broad range of crimes
  34. The increasing influence of risk assessment on forensic patient review board decisions.
  35. Actuarial assessment in serial intimate partner violence: Comment on Cook, Murray, Amat, and Hart.
  36. Preliminary Validation of the ODARA for Female Intimate Partner Violence Offenders
  37. Weapon Use Increases the Severity of Domestic Violence but Neither Weapon Use nor Firearm Access Increases the Risk or Severity of Recidivism
  38. Predictors of recidivism by stalkers: A nine-year follow-up of police contacts
  39. Explaining the Frequency of Intimate Partner Violence By Male Perpetrators
  40. Intimate Partner Homicide: Risk Assessment and Prospects for Prediction
  41. Risk Assessment Among Incarcerated Male Domestic Violence Offenders
  42. How Nonrecidivism Affects Predictive Accuracy
  43. Does Using Nonnumerical Terms to Describe Risk Aid Violence Risk Communication?
  44. An indepth actuarial assessment for wife assault recidivism: The Domestic violence risk appraisal guide.
  45. The Effect of Arrest On Wife Assault Recidivism
  46. Children killed by genetic parents versus stepparents☆
  47. Coercive and Precocious Sexuality as a Fundamental Aspect of Psychopathy
  48. Sixty-Six Years of Research on the Clinical Versus Actuarial Prediction of Violence
  49. Clinicians understand and use actuarial risk information
  50. "A brief actuarial assessment for the prediction of wife assault recidivism: The Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment": Correction to Hilton et al. (2004).
  51. A Brief Actuarial Assessment for the Prediction of Wife Assault Recidivism: The Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment.
  52. Correspondence Between Self-Report Measures of Interpersonal Aggression
  53. The Role of Attitudes and Awareness in Anti-Violence Education
  54. When is an assault not an assault? The Canadian public's attitudes towards wife and stranger assault
  55. Domestic Violence Risk Appraisal Guide
  56. Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment
  57. Criminal justice responses to partner violence: History, evaluation, and lessons learned.
  58. Implementing actuarial risk assessment.