Abstract

Perception of alcohol use among well –educated employee of pharmacy institution before and after the office hour in Pune University, India. The high risk of experiencing domestic violence among pharmacy Institutions in India who located in slum communities underscores the need for effective, skilled, and standard of behaviour primary prevention. To inform such domestic violence primary prevention strategies for this population, author herein aimed to identify correlates of domestic violence experience in early stage men. Utilizing a cross-sectional design, potential correlates of domestic violence experience were explored among a slums-clustered associated random sample of 10 recently-joined men residing in Pune University, India. These correlates suggest strategies that could be incorporated into future domestic violence primary prevention interventions for this vulnerable population.