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. 2017 Nov 16;12(11):e0188253. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0188253

Table 5. Receipt of services of sexually assaulted adolescent and adult women who presented to Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres, by Indigenous status.

Characteristics Indigenous
n = 116 (%)
Non-Indigenous
n = 832 (%)
p-value
Any forensic evaluation 103 (90.4) 709 (89.0) 0.655
 Sexual Assault Evidence Kit completion 68 (59.7) 481 (60.4) 0.886
 Assessment/documentation of injuries 96 (84.2) 669 (83.9) 0.941
 Photodocumentation of injuries 22 (19.3) 138 (17.3) 0.603
 Anal/rectal examination 28 (24.6) 181 (22.7) 0.660
 Colposcope/medscope examination -- 19 (2.4) 0.304
 Vaginal examination with speculum 47 (41.2) 396 (49.7) 0.091
Any acute health care 107 (93.9) 749 (94.0) 0.961
 Medical care/treatment 83 (72.8) 563 (70.6) 0.634
 Prophylaxis for treatment of STIs 87 (76.3) 594 (74.5) 0.681
 Emergency contraception 62 (54.4) 443 (55.6) 0.810
 HIV PEP counselling 74 (64.9) 515 (64.6) 0.951
 Crisis counselling 73 (64.0) 506 (63.5) 0.910
Any risk assessment or safety planning 77 (67.5) 435 (54.6) 0.009
 Risk assessment 56 (49.1) 332 (41.7) 0.132
 Safety planning 59 (51.8) 316 (39.7) 0.014
 Referral to child protection agency 16 (14.0) 39 (4.9) <0.0001
Any referral to services for ongoing support 93 (81.6) 647 (81.2) 0.919
 On-site follow-up care 83 (72.8) 610 (76.5) 0.383
 Community agencies 51 (44.7) 258 (32.4) 0.009

Note. STI = sexually transmitted infection; PEP = post exposure prophylaxis;

--Data suppressed due to small cell size.