Mobilizing the community, to design a support ecosystem adapted to women who are victims of domestic violence and have suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Full title: Mobilizing the community, socio-legal and health-rehabilitation sectors to design a support ecosystem adapted to women who are victims of domestic violence and have suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Description

Up to 75% of women victims of domestic violence (DV) of a physical nature have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Most go undiagnosed and untreated, yet must live with the effects of these brain injuries, which can affect their independence, their ability to hold down a job or care for their children.

To address the pressing need for tailored support for this vulnerable population, the project will mobilize all stakeholders involved in helping VVC women in a large urban area, including community, academic and health-rehabilitation settings.

Together, these players will collaborate to produce the roadmap for an ecosystem of cross-sector services dedicated to supporting VVC women with CCT.

This initiative is in line with the Quebec government’s policies to increase accessibility to health and support services for VVC.

Global progress
Mobilization and recruitment of cross-sector partners to participate to take part in the exchange day
Preparatory work ahead of the day of cross-fertilization, including the co-creation of clinical vignettes
Organization of a day and production of an initial an initial version of the roadmap roadmap based on the results of the cross-fertilization day
Cross-fertilization day exchanges
Creation of a final version of the roadmap following iterative consultations with all stakeholders (e-mail exchanges exchanges over a period of 3 months) and a synthesis of the day of cross-fertilization
Organization of an cross-industry online event knowledge mobilization and transition of the project from the emergence phase to the experimentation phase (scheduled for March 2025)
Partners
    Team members

    Carolina Bottari affiliée à l’Institut universitaire sur la réadaptation en déficience physique de Montréal (IURDPM), au Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire en réadaptation du Montréal métropolitain (CRIR), et au Réseau Provincial de Recherche en Adaptation-Réadaptation (REPAR).

    Dominique Bernier membre de l’équipe Recherches appliquées et interdisciplinaires sur les violences intimes, familiales et structurelles (RAIV) et de l’équipe de recherche sur la justice sociale et les violences structurelles (Vi-J).

    En collaboration avec l’Alliance des maisons d’hébergement de 2e étape pour femmes et enfants victimes de violence conjugale (Alliance MH2).
    Maud Pontel – Coordonnatrice générale, Alliance des maisons d’hébergement de 2e étape pour femmes et enfants victimes de violence conjugale (Alliance MH2)
    Marie-Pierre Arnault – Personne avec un savoir expérientiel

    et aussi
    Marie-Marthe Cousineau – Professeure titulaire, École de criminologie de l’Université de Montréal
    Laurence Roy – Professeure agrégée, École de physiothérapie et d’ergothérapie de l’Université McGill

    Scientific sectors
      Themes
        Innovation stages
        • Émergence
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