Health care policy and dermatology case study
According to statistics from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, there were 105,034 reported cases of domestic violence in the state in 2020. This represents a 7% increase from the previous year. In the selected city/county, the incidence of domestic violence may be higher or lower than the state average, but this would depend on specific data that would need to be obtained from local law enforcement agencies and healthcare providers.
In general, domestic violence is a significant health concern that can have long-term physical, psychological, and emotional effects on survivors and their families. It can also result in significant economic costs, including healthcare expenses, lost wages, and legal fees. Domestic violence prevention and intervention efforts, including public education campaigns, victim support services, and law enforcement initiatives, are essential to addressing this issue and reducing its impact on individuals and communities.