02012     2200253   4500001000700000011001400007100004100021101000800062102000700070200014400077330123100221461009001452606001501542606001301557606002801570675002901598700001801627701002401645701002001669701002001689701002101709701001801730852001001748407424  a2182-9381  a20230103         mmmy0pory50      ba  aeng  aPT  aThe efficacy of digital interventions with victims of intimate partner violencefBruno Garcia...[et.al.]eA comprehensive literature review  aThis comprehensive literature review comes at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, since the
impact of the measures taken to contain its contagion will have increased intimate partner
violence (IPV) cases throughout the world. With the movement restrictions, curfews and other
measures to fight the pandemic, the solution was the remote interventions. The aim of this
review was to provide a picture of the existing efficacy studies about online interventions with
IPV victims. Following PRISMA guidelines, the studies were collected through a manual
search and in electronic databases: EBSCOhost, PubMed, and Web of Science. Of the 1254
articles, 8 published between 2010 and 2020 were considered eligible for inclusion. The
results point to the fact that safety decision aid was the most used type of intervention,
corresponding to six of the articles, and, of the remaining ones, one was a law intervention
and the other was a cognitive-behavioural intervention. It was possible to verify that the
studies reported significant improvements in mental health, in conflict resolution of safety
decision, safety strategies, and a decrease in IPV. It can be concluded that online interventions
seem to be effective for IPV victims  c[Santo Tirso]dJaneiro de 2022pp. 54-81tPsiquiatria, Psicologia & JustiçavNº 21  aPSICOLOGIA  aVÍTIMA  aVIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA  2Fátima Martinhoa159.9  aGARCIAbBruno  aOLIVEIRAbCláudia  aMOREIRAbDiana   aPACHECOb Mara   aMEIRAb Liliana   aSANTOSbAnita  jPP461