Abstract

This research undertakes a comprehensive examination of domestic assault within the context of health care irradiation research. Domestic assault, a pervasive societal issue, has been a subject of increasing concern, particularly within healthcare settings where the consequences can extend to both the personal well-being of individuals and the integrity of research outcomes. This study investigates the prevalence, underlying factors, and consequences of domestic assault among healthcare professionals involved in irradiation research. By analyzing the intersection of domestic assault and health care irradiation research, the research aims to uncover unique challenges faced by professionals in this field. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, including surveys, interviews, and case studies, to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex dynamics involved. The findings aim to contribute to the development of targeted interventions, support systems, and policies that address domestic assault within health care irradiation research, fostering a safer and more conducive environment for professionals in this critical domain.