Table 2.

KNOWLEDGE, PERCEIVED ACCESS AND UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES

	Total Number of Women with Multiple Types of IPV (N=163) % (N)	Women with Multiple Types of IPV in Baltimore (N=49) % (N)	Women with Multiple Types of IPV from USVI (N=149) % (N)
Knowledge
Knowledge of health care resources
Health care provider	57.0 (85)	65.2 (30)	53.4 (55)
Emergency medical services	62.4 (88)	61.4 (27)	62.9 (61)
Knowledge of any social resources
Police	75.9 (63)	75.0 (15)	76.2 (48)
Restraining order	66.3 (63)	63.0 (17)	67.6 (46)
Shelter services	63.1 (89)	65.9 (27)	62.0 (62)
Crisis hotline/ advocate/ support	65.9 (81)	72.2 (26)	63.2 (55)
Mental health counselor/ therapist	65.0 (76)	71.9 (23)	62.4 (53)
Knowledge of religious resources	61.7 (74)	65.6 (21)	60.2 (53)
Perceived access
Perceived access to any health care resources
Health care provider	29.4 (48)	38.8 (19)	25.4 (29)
Emergency medical services	33.7 (55)	38.8 (19)	31.6 (36)
Perceived access to any social resources
Police	24.5 (40)	18.4 (9)	27.2 (31)
Restraining order	22.1 (36)	20.4 (10)	22.8 (26)
Shelter services	33.1 (54)	34.7 (17)	32.5 (37)
Crisis hotline/ advocate/ support	27.6 (45)	24.5 (12)	28.9 (33)
Mental health counselor/ therapist	17.2 (28)	18.4 (9)	16.7 (19)
Perceived access to any religious resources	19.0 (31)	16.3 (8)	20.2 (23)
Utilization
Health care resource utilization
Health care provider	8.0 (13)	6.1 (3)	8.8 (10)
Emergency medical services	11.7 (19)	10.2 (5)	12.3 (14)
Any social resource utilization
Police	47.9 (78)	59.2 (29)	43.0 (49)
Restraining order	39.9 (65)	44.9 (22)	37.7 (43)
Shelter services	12.3 (20)	16.3 (8)	10.5 (12)
Crisis hotline/ advocate/ support	22.7 (37)	26.5 (13)	21.1 (24)
Mental health counselor/ therapist	28.2 (46)	34.7 (17)	25.4 (29)
Religious resource utilization	26.4 (43)	34.7 (17)	22.8 (26)

Note: The significance was tested using chi?square tests; Values in bold presents significance (i.e. < .05)