| 英文摘要 |
In this study, the Ministry of Health and Welfare collected 41 cases of non-intimacy major domestic violence cases in counties and cities from 107 to 109, and analyzed the fatal risk factors of violence by content analysis and descriptive statistics. The study found that the risk factors and proportion of perpetrators were 87.8% of males, 78.4% of young adults aged 30-59, 80.5% of unmarried or divorced persons, 58.5% of national and high school vocational education, 75.6% of unemployed, and 26.8% of those who had a previous history. 53.3% of those with illness, 17.8% of substance abuse, 63.3% of history of violence, 22.0% of people with history of self-harm or suicide. The age of the victims were 40-90 years old, accounting for 94.0%, and women were 66.0%. In the two relations, direct blood relatives and lowly relatives have the most violence against their inferior relatives by 66.0%, followed by collateral blood relatives or in-laws of sibling violence by 26.0%, and the direct blood relatives and inferior relatives again by 8.0%.The most common causes of violence were mental illness and delusions, followed by quarrels, arguments, long-term care pressure, family property or financial problems. Finally, based on the findings of the research, suggestions on domestic violence prevention networks and community protection are put forward. |