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PRAISE-2

  Faculty of Health Sciences - Department of Health Research Methods; Evidence & Impact,

  Kim Madden (maddenk@mcmaster.ca), Mohit Bhandari (bhandam@mcmaster.ca), Sheila Sprague (sprags@mcmaster.ca), Brad Petrisor (petrisor@hhsc.ca), Michelle Ghert (ghert@hhsc.ca), Lehana Thabane (thabanl@mcmaster.ca), Bill Ristevski (ristevski@hhsc.ca), Brian Drew (drewb@hhsc.ca), Matt Denkers (pottruffk@hhsc.ca)

  Status
Ongoing
  Start Date
September, 2016
  Countries
Canada, Finland, Netherlands, Spain

PRAISE-2 is a multi-centre pilot prospective cohort study of women with musculoskeletal injuries to determine how intimate partner violence experiences affect orthopaedic outcomes and how patterns of intimate partner violence change over 12 months following injury. Sites in the Netherlands, Spain, and Finland are currently participating in the PRAISE-2 study.

Impact

If health care professionals have specific information about how intimate partner violence affects injury-related outcomes they will be more likely to consider how intimate partner violence is affecting their patients and be able to offer more individualized care.

Student Experience

The PRAISE-2 study is the primary thesis project of a Health Research Methodology PhD student. This project has led to numerous opportunities for the PhD student including international travel, first-author publications, global project management opportunities, and networking.

Countries
Canada, Finland, Netherlands, Spain
Impact
Research
Institutional Partner(s)
Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Physician Services Incorporated
Community Partner(s)
Industry Partner(s)
Key Outcomes
Publications
Sponsorship
Federal
Provincial
Sponsorship Details
Funding Received: Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Physicians’ Services Incorporated Foundation Grant.
MOU
Yes

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