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Hospital Based Rape Crisis Programmes
What can the American experience teach us?
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018
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The importance of rape crisis programmes in the United States is that they provide a service for rape victims that does not exist in Britain: a hospital-based service providing physical, psychological, emotional and practical help for the rape victim and which regards this work as a crucial part of health care provision.
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