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Building Bridges between Domestic Violence Advocates and Health Care Providers

The ideas expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of The Ford Foundation or other funders of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence or the Family Violence Prevention Fund. These materials may be reprinted or adapted with proper acknowledgment. Acknowledgments The author is grateful to Helen Rodriguez-Trias for sharing her many insights and years of experience , as well as her commitment to strengthening working relationships between domestic violence and health care professionals. The author is also grateful to those who read this paper and helped give it further focus and clarity: Special thanks go to Margaret Nelson for her help with the editing process; Susan Schechter for her vision and constant enthusiasm for this project; and my friends at the Family Violence Prevention Fund for providing me-for so many years-with the camaraderie, the resources, and the support with which to learn and grow. She focuses her work on health policy, access to care, and integration of all aspects of reproductive health in programs serving women. Dr. Rodriguez-Trias has held several leadership positions in academic and clinical medicine, among them Medical Director of the