Question: I need medical attention because I was harmed and violent and counter who can help me or where should I go

Answer passage (source: WHO):
page_title: Q&A: Violence against women during COVID-19
section_headers: I am worried about someone I know. How can I help?
section_content: If you know of, or are concerned about, someone in an abusive relationship
there are some things you can do:


Keep regularly in touch with the person to check that they are safe, ensuring that it is safe for them to be in touch with you. Assume that a perpetrator of violence can see, hear and or monitor communications, so find out how best to communicate with the person that you are concerned about. Send them an SMS or message via email or social media, in a way that is safe for them. Be discrete in connecting with them when the abuser is present in the home so that they are not placed at risk of additional harm. Check each time, as this may change. 


Find out what services for survivors of violence against women (e.g. shelters, hotlines, counselling services, women’s organizations) are functioning during the COVID-19 pandemic and make this information available through your networks and social media. Only provide this information directly if you can do so discretely without the abuser finding out. 


If someone you know needs urgent help for whatever reason, be prepared to call emergency health services, the police, health centre, or hotline. 



Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Does not answer the question regarding needing medical assistance and provides information on how to help someone else who has been abused, as opposed to the person who is actually asking for help in the quetion.
The answer here is not even referring to how to get help, but how to get help for someone else that may be in an abusive relationship where acts of violence may be harming someone. The answer does give information for emergency services at the very bottom of the answer but if someone is looking for immediate medical attention for themselves, they will read the first line of this answer and move on because the majority of it does not refer to immediate medical attention for one's self but for someone else in a violent situation.

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Bad
Bad

Answer passage (source: WHO):
page_title: Q&A: Violence against women during COVID-19
section_headers: I need medical attention because of violence. Who can help me and where should I go?
section_content: If you need urgent medical attention, call for an ambulance or contact your
country’s emergency health services. If you need any other support, contact a
specialized service if available or a health provider.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Responds to the question of what to do when harmed and needing medical attention, but could have included actual resource numbers or links.
The question does not specify what state or country they are in, it is a vague question so the answer given, even though it is vague as well by referring to "your country's emergency's health services" is an acceptable answer because it directly instructs where to receive medical attention and even goes further by specifying how to receive other types of medical care if needed.

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Could be Improved
Acceptable

Answer passage (source: WHO):
page_title: Q&A: Violence against women during COVID-19
section_headers: I want to report an incidence of violence during COVID-19. What should I do?
section_content: If you want to report an incidence of violence, you should follow your
country’s guidance on how to report violence and contact the service where you
are most likely to get a survivor-centred response.
Some countries are making exceptions to movement restrictions for reporting of
violence specifically. Remember that reporting may put you at risk, so ensure
you have a safety plan in place.
You may find making a report mentally or emotionally difficult. Seek the
support of friends, relations, neighbours or colleagues, or local support
services for survivors of violence.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Provides various recommendations as to what to do when harmed in a violent encounter, but could provide more detail (such as numbers for police agencies, or other organizations).
The question is asking where to go to get medical treatment from a violent incident and the answer is mostly giving information on how to report an act of violence which does not answer the question at all, it simply discusses what to do about the incident in which a person was hurt.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Bad