1 |
Confronting violence against women: Intersectoral articulation and comprehensive care |
2014 |
Qualitative and exploratory research |
The study showed that the intersectoral interconnectedness and the attention provided by services are elements that interfere in the fight against violence against women. Both elements are related to strengthening the network of care for women victims of violence. The study points to the need to know the attributions of other institutions and reaffirms the importance of connection among them. |
2 |
Approach to women in situations of sexual violence from the perspective of bioethics |
2018 |
Qualitative and exploratory research |
Multiprofessional teams are faced with challenges in care approaches due to the lack of an appropriate environment and professionals to implement the integrality of care, as well as deficits in professional preparedness. There is underreporting of cases and resistance to attending cases of sexual violence. Intervention bioethics is needed to support interventional actions to transform the context and promote improvements in the approach to women in situations of sexual violence, highlighting the urgency of public policies and truly effective laws for the protection of women. |
3 |
Public policies for the protection of women: Evaluation |
2017 |
Estudo exploratório e descritivo |
This study observed the evolution of Brazilian legislation and increase in interventions by the government to control violence. The service evaluated advocates the humanization of care, the principles of dignity, nondiscrimination, secrecy and privacy, avoiding the exposure and exhaustion of victims. Physical and gynaecological exams are performed, as well as other complementary tests such as serological tests and the collection of trace evidence to identify the aggressor, in addition to pharmaceutical assistance and multidisciplinary monitoring. |
4 |
Practices of team professionals of family health aimed at women experiencing sexual violence |
2017 |
Estudo exploratório e descritivo |
This study found that sexual violence against women involves issues in the singular, particular and structural dimensions of objective reality, which should be addressed by health professionals. Assistance to women in situations of sexual violence can only be effective to the extent that there is intersectoral work, with clear and effective public policies and with adequate training of health professionals. |
5 |
Comprehensive health care for women in situations of gender violence - an alternative to primary health care |
2009 |
Qualitative and exploratory research |
This study highlights the need for attention directed to sexual violence in Brazil and discusses a possibility of action in primary care as implemented at the Samuel B. Pessoa School Health Center. The actions proposed and integrated into the Program of Integral Attention to Women’s Health (PAISM) provide assistance for difficult family conflicts (CONFAD), conceptualized as a specific technique of detection, listening and qualified guidance, which characterize a technique of conversation as professional action. The authors discuss aspects related to the connection of the health sector with the intersectoral care network and its main challenges. |
6 |
Domestic violence against women and the role professional in primary health care: An ethnographic study in Matinhos, Paraná, Brazil |
2013 |
Qualitative research and ethnographic approach |
This survey addressed care centred on biological precepts, focusing on physical injuries and medicalization and dialogue, active listening, psychosocial issues and the establishment of bonds, especially with community health workers. The scarcity of an official local structure for the management of domestic violence leads to action inscribed under the concept of reception, as recommended by the SUS, described in the literature, and verbalized at the UBS but little problematized. |
7 |
Nursing care for women victims of sexual violence |
2010 |
Descriptive/qualitative exploratory study |
This study revealed that the care provided by nursing to a victim of sexual violence is still centred on the technicist model and that this care should be expanded to welcoming and humane care, allowing a relationship of sharing of values and emotions between being a caregiver and being cared for, with attention that transcends the sense of curing and treating, incorporating attitudes of solicitude, patience and concern. |
8 |
Elements of integrality in practices of health professionals towards rural women victims of violence |
2012 |
Exploratory and descriptive study |
This study reveals not only the relational devices reception, bonding and dialogue but also the construction of collective actions through group activities as elements of care for rural users in situations of violence; these actions potentiate health promotion and individual and collective empowerment in the dimension of violent events. |
9 |
Domestic violence against rural women: Care practices developed by community health agents |
2018 |
Descriptive/qualitative exploratory study |
The results revealed that the studied health professionals used relational care practices, such as dialogue, active listening and bonding, as well as practices related to the context itself and to the health service, such as guidance and teamwork. The community health workers found possibilities to identify and intervene in situations of domestic violence against rural women. However, they needed training and multidisciplinary and intersectoral support so that they could respond effectively to the biopsychosocial demands of this specific population. |
10 |
Historical changes in the intersectoral network of services aimed at violence against women - São Paulo, Brazil |
2020 |
Qualitative and exploratory research |
The data showed that despite the expansion of assistance, defence and protection services for women, there are challenges regarding the integration of actions and interaction with professionals to seek a common care plan, considered the main foundation for network performance. |