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The problem
Intervention: This is not an intervention study; it is an observational analysis identifying risk factors associated with co-occurring violence
Who it was tested with: 535 early adolescents attending school in Uganda and their caregivers, drawn from baseline data of a cluster randomized controlled trial.
Experience from people who deliver programmes: stories, case studies and lessons learned. Valuable for understanding how and why, and for spotting what to test next, but not a measure of effect.
"Using baseline reports from a random sample of early adolescents attending school and their caregivers, this study uses a probability sample across all eligible schools of adolescent-caregiver dyads (n = 535)" and "Two separate multinomial logistic regression models for male and female caregivers explored adolescent and caregiver characteristics associated with the VAC 'only', the IPV 'only', or the both VAC and IPV dyads." This is observational research identifying risk factors for co-occurring violence types rather than evaluating an intervention for prevention or response.
This is secondary analysis of baseline data without a comparison group for the violence types; it identifies associations but cannot establish causation or test interventions. The cross-sectional design prevents determination of temporal relationships between IPV and VAC.
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