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The importance of a specific medico-legal training for health care professionals in the management of sexual assault victims

Tags: emergency department, medico-legal training, sexual assault, sexual victims, Sexual violence

The experiences of sexually assaulted people attending Saint Mary's Sexual
Assault Referral Centre for a forensic medical examination

Tags: Rape, Service delivery, Service evaluation, sexual abuse, sexual assault, Sexual violence

Expectations and perceptions of care among victims of sexual assault who first seek care from emergency, primary care and gynaecological doctors

Tags: domestic, emergency department utilisation, forensic/legal medicine, interpersonal, primary care, violence

Sexual Violence Against Men and International Law: Criminalising the Unmentionable

Tags: gender-based crimes, international law, sexual violence against men, torture provisions

Police Officers' Rape Myth Acceptance: Examining the Role of Officer Characteristics, Estimates of False Reporting, and Social Desirability Bias

Tags: attitudes toward rape, False reporting, police, rape myths, social desirability

A Brief Report on Rape Myth Acceptance: Differences Between Police Officers, Law Students, and Psychology Students in the UK

Tags: attitudes about rape, individual differences, police, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE

Investigating Demographic and Attitudinal Predictors of Rape Myth Acceptance in UK Police: Developing an Evidence-Base for Training and Professional Development

Tags: police investigation, Police Officers, Rape, rape myths

Trauma-Inforced Sexual Assault Investigations Training: Lessons Learned Attempting to Enhance Sexual Assault-Related Understanding and Reduce Rape Myth Beliefs and Burnout Among Police Officers

Interrogations, Confessions and Entrapment

Rape Myth Acceptance of Police Officers in Portugal

Tags: ECVS, police, rape culture, RAPE MYTH ACCEPTANCE