Violence against women remains one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time, yet many cases go unnoticed within healthcare systems. This course tackles that gap by training professionals to recognize the signs of abuse, understand the hidden patterns of trauma, and respond with both competence and compassion. By addressing the psychological, social, and physical dimensions of violence, participants learn to protect vulnerable patients while reinforcing their professional role as advocates for safety and dignity.

Through practical training and in-depth case studies, students gain the ability to identify indicators of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and psychological abuse. The program highlights how these experiences affect maternal health, reproductive well-being, and mental stability, and teaches evidence-based interventions that make a difference in clinical practice. By sharpening their assessment, support, and advocacy skills, learners develop the confidence to intervene effectively and extend care beyond the hospital walls.

Graduates of this program emerge with skills that not only elevate their nursing practice but also position them as leaders in community-wide violence prevention. They will know how to give safer, more empathetic care, strengthen systems of support, and push for protective policies that safeguard survivors. By completing this course, participants invest in their professional growth and take a stand for women’s health and rights. Enroll today and become part of the solution to end violence against women in healthcare settings.