Ragavan

Through interviews with postpartum people and health care providers (HCP), Drs. Chang, Miller, and Ragavan explored:

1) How IPV is currently discussed

2) What should be included in IPV interventions

3) How to support those who disclose IPV

4) Implementation barriers and facilitators

This resulted in:

➡️HCPs reported a variety of practices to support survivors

➡️Postpartum people reported not receiving resources or education related to IPV

➡️HCPs identified a need for screening and resource provision

Drs. Chang, Miller, and Ragavan explored how intimate partner violence (IPV) is currently discussed with postpartum people in the postpartum unit as well as future methods and strategies for intervention and support.

Read more about their findings here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37971822/

On September 1st, join Maya Ragavan, PhD, MPH, MS, Jaime Sidani, PhD, MPH, and Candice Biernesser, PhD, for a panel discussion on securing funding for human-centered design research.

Register here: https://pitt.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcqfuqtqz8tGNecFUzC2WrYMK8ADnHbHMvD#/registration

Congratulations to Dr. Maya Ragavan for receiving the 2023 Pitt Sustainability Award in the faculty category. Dr. Ragavan's personal leadership and commitment to sustainability at Pitt is both admired and appreciated. Her efforts will be acknowledged and celebrated  during the Student Sustainability Symposium on April 21, 2023. We invite you to join us and event details are below: