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“Dr. T.”
Ellen H. Taliaferro, MD,
FACEP
Ellen H. Taliaferro, MD, FACEP, is the
Project Director of the Health After Trauma project of
Creekside Communications. She is an author, speaker and expert
witness in the area of the medical response to intimate
partner violence. In 1998, she founded the Parkland Hospital
Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) Center in Dallas,
TX, and served as its Medical Director until returning home to
California in 2001. She was the co-founder and former
Executive Director of Physicians for a Violence-free Society
(PVS).
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Dr. Taliaferro co-authored the Physicians Guide
to Domestic Violence. She is the editor of the
Journal of Emergency Medicine Section on
Violence: Recognition, Management, and Prevention, which
published a series of articles on manual strangulation in
October of 2001. For that series of articles, she wrote the
lead article, “Walking and Talking Victims of Strangulation.
Is There a New Epidemic?”

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Dr. Taliaferro is currently working on a book, Domestic Violence
Aftermath, about the long-term medical effects of domestic violence and abuse. Dr. Taliaferro
is also the editor of the eZine, Addressing the Medical Consequences of Trauma and Abuse,
a publication dedicated to building a community of professionals who care for and support victims
and survivors of trauma and abuse.
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