Comparison to Previous Work
depression, anxiety
In line with the findings of Hegarty and colleagues [Both groups showed significant improvements for anxiety and fear of partner but no significant effect for depression. Since anxiety was not included as an outcome in other studies, a comparison was not possible. Other studies have not found a significant impact on fear of partner [With regard to feasibility, the SAFE intervention scores high on acceptability, demand, implementation, practicality, adaptation, integration, and expansion. It also shows promise for certain aspects of limited efficacy testing as the intervention shows signs of being successful among the target group [The SAFE eHealth intervention appears as a feasible tool to provide information and support to women who experience IPVA. Our corresponding qualitative evaluation (van Gelder NE, et al, unpublished data, 2023) shows that while the intervention did not always explicitly improve self-efficacy or mental health problems or show significant statistical differences, women did find it helpful in terms of awareness, support, and acknowledgment, and they were satisfied with the provided information and help options.