Understanding the measurable risk posed by technology-facilitated intimate partner abuse and the appropriate safeguarding responses.

该项目旨在通过开发一种可衡量的工具或资源，量化技术促成的亲密伴侣虐待所构成的风险，这些工具或资源将适用于支持遭受这种伤害的服务用户或与之相关的服务。在支持受害者/幸存者的部门内，目前的保护措施没有孤立或量化TF-IPA的影响。为了创建一个测量方法，历史记录将以“家庭凶杀审查”和“未遂报告”的形式进行审查，以量化在风险升级的虐待经历中发生TF-IPA的接近程度、频率和表现。风险评估，如DASH、DARA、S-DASH等，以及支撑这些测量工具的理论，将根据报告分析得出的结果进行审查。随后将就TF-IPA所构成的风险和目前各机构应对措施中的差距发表声明。该项目旨在提供资源和建议的保护措施。这将集中于直接或间接与服务用户连接的众多服务。希望研究结果能够支持委托机构、政策制定者、技术开发人员和个案工作者在解决TF-IPA的危害时做出明智的决定。

The project seeks to quantify the risk posed by technology-facilitated intimate partner abuse (TF-IPA) by developing a measurable tool or resources that will be applicable to services supporting or related to service users experiencing this harm. Present safeguarding practices within sectors supporting victim/survivors have not isolated nor quantified the impacts of TF-IPA. To create a measurement, historical records will be reviewed in the form of Domestic Homicide Reviews and Near Miss Reports to quantify the proximity, frequency and presentation of TF-IPA within risk escalating abuse experiences. Risk assessments such as the DASH, DARA, S-DASH and others, alongside the theory underpinning these measurement tools will be reviewed in line with the findings drawn from the report analyses. Statements will subsequently be made in terms of the risk posed by TF-IPA and the gaps in current agency responses.The project will aim to provide resources and recommended safeguarding practices. This will be focused upon a multitude of services that connect directly or indirectly with service users. Outcomes are hoped to support the generation of informed decisions by commissioning bodies, policy making, technology developers and case workers, when addressing the harm of TF-IPA.