Table II.

After-visit patient report of provider communication

Outcome		Communication skills (CS): pre-traininga(n = 383) versus post-training (n = 53)		Standard training (ST): pre-traininga(n = 193) versus post-training (n = 50)		CS versus ST
		Pre %	Post %	Pre %	Post %	P-valueb
Safety card given during visit		8.7	71.7*	9.4	83.7*	0.148
Provider discussion
RC	Birth control sabotage	11.5	14.9	6.3	17.0†	0.681
	Pregnancy coercion	8.8	3.9	3.7	13.3†	0.1413
	LARC	57.1	64.7	53.3	60.4	0.659
IPV	Healthy versus unhealthy relationships	51.8	90.4*	48.9	78.0*	0.086
	What you deserve in a relationship	10.7	14.0	6.5	21.3†	0.346
	How to help a friend who is in an unhealthy relationship by giving them the cardd	47.5	56.8	54.6	78.6†	0.038
STI	Safe ways to notify partner about infectione	34.2	50.0	47.1	50.0	>0.99
Resources
	Domestic violence advocacy service	5.2	41.5*	10.9	46.0*	0.646
	Rape crisis center	1.0	1.9	2.6	12.0†	0.055c
	National domestic violence hotline	7.6	32.1*	6.2	48.0*	0.099
	Teen dating abuse hotline	1.3	5.7	5.7	24.0*	0.008
	Did not receive any information about resources	77.3	45.3*	74.1	34.0*	0.646
Disclosed to provider		n/a	9.8	n/a	12.3	0.739

^*P < 0.001; ^†P < 0.05.

IPV, intimate partner violence; RC, reproductive coercion; STI, sexually transmitted infection.

^aHistorical control groups received no training prior to collection of data; the historical control groups are comprised of the same clinics in the corresponding training group.

^bChi-squared, unless otherwise stated.

^cFisher’s exact test.

^dDenominator includes only participants who reported receiving a safety card from their provider.

^eResponses from patients who reported an STI diagnosis at clinic visit.