Violência à criança no contexto familiar: percepção das equipes das Unidades Básicas de Saúde
Violence characterizes a serious Public Health problem that encompasses any action or omission that may compromise biopsychosocial well-being and the integral development of the human being.The objective of this study was to identify the perception of the teams of Primary Health Care (PHC) about...
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| Resumo: | Violence characterizes a serious Public Health problem that encompasses any action or
omission that may compromise biopsychosocial well-being and the integral development of
the human being.The objective of this study was to identify the perception of the teams of
Primary Health Care (PHC) about violence against children in the family context, in a
municipality in northeastern Brazil. Exploratory and descriptive research, with quantitative
and qualitative approach. It was developed in two moments: interview with semi-structured
questionnaire, followed by 01 focus group in 01 reference unit in care. For the processing of
quantitative data, we used the Microsoft Excel program, version 2013. For qualitative data,
content analysis, according to Bardin and the principles of Symbolic Interactionism by Herbet
Blummer. The results revealed a predominance of negligent violence with 33% and
psychological violence, 31.4%. Most professionals, 75.7%, have never participated in training
courses on Care Line. There is appreciation in referring situations of violence to specialized
services, when 45.7% of participants reported that these services are partially started and PHC
units, with 81.4%, not started. The perception of these teams reveals the need to aggregate
competences and attitudes towards the construction of public practices / policies to articulate
the psychosocial network and shared care management. It is hoped that the results revealed in
this research may promote the opening of a necessary dialogue between the various actors and
institutions involved with the theme of violence in childhood, still invisible in care practices,
with the perpetuation of violent acts and violation of essential rights. |
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