A cross-cultural comparative study of nursing, dental and medical students' knowledge, education and attitudes toward domestic violence and abuse in Northern Ireland and Jordan.

The purpose of this study was to examine cross-cultural differences in the knowledge, attitudes, and current training and educational experiences towards violence against women, among third-year undergraduate nursing, dental, and medical students from two distinct universities in Northern Ireland and Jordan, in order to develop recommendations for a culturally-sensitive and integrated educational programme for both cultures. <br><br>