David Chen, Johanna Rodriguez, Mishai Pendleton, Nichole Johnson
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Empowering Victims of Lived Violence: Delaware's Hospital Violence Intervention Program (HVIP).
Hospital Violence Intervention Programs (HVIP) are increasingly implemented across a variety of healthcare-associated contexts to prevent and address violent intentional injury. We describe the establishment of a health system funded HVIP in Delaware and the direct experiences of staff and violence-specialized Community Health Workers.
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