Nova Scotia has the highest provincial prevalence of self-reported intimate partner violence among women in Canada. Healthcare providers serve as an important point of contact for identifying and supporting women experiencing violence because violence against women has significant negative impacts on women’s health. In line with the goals of Nova Scotia's health authorities and the provincial government, which declared in September 2024 that intimate partner violence is an epidemic, this program of work aims to strengthen responses to violence against women in the health system. We aim to advance a learning health system across that can continuously improve how well its programs meet the needs of survivors of violence against women.