Dynamics of the social network of young female transsexuals that live and deal with HIV/AIDS

Abreu, Paula Daniella de; Araújo, Ednaldo Cavalcante de; Vasconcelos, Eliane Maria Ribeiro de; Ramos, Vânia Pinheiro; Moura, Jefferson Wildes da Silva; Santos, Zailde Carvalho dos; Santos, Cláudia Benedita dos

doi:10.1590/0034-7167-2018-0289

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“…We observed the context of family conflicts due to the expression of female transgender gender identity in the youth period, which contributes to the fragility of support bonds and culminates in social exclusion. A study found a greater degree of vulnerability to marginalization due to the lack of emotional, structural, and financial support from their support network (27) .…”

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Vulnerability in the health of young transgender women living with HIV/AIDS

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Objectives: to analyze the health vulnerability of young female transgender living with HIV/AIDS. Methods: qualitative, descriptive, and exploratory study, based on the theoretical reference of Social Representation and concept of vulnerability; developed with six transgender women in a reference Hospital for HIV/AIDS. We analyzed the individual interviews, recorded, and transcribed in full, in the IRaMuTeQ software by Similitude Analysis. Results: the thematic categories are listed based on the Ayres reference: 1) Individual dimension of vulnerability to HIV/AIDS; 2) Social dimension of vulnerability to HIV/AIDS; 3) Programmatic dimension of the vulnerability. Final Considerations: the young female transsexual living with HIV/AIDS experience a context of vulnerability in health associated with a lack of knowledge and difficulties for the realization of self-care. The study evidenced the representations of social abjection and unpreparedness of the health team that compose the Primary Attention in Health in promoting qualified assistance for the execution of the effective and humanized care.

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“…Los profesionales de la salud, en particular los de Enfermería que integran la Atención Primaria de Salud (APS), pueden establecer un vínculo y un papel de referencia en el reconocimiento de la red de apoyo a los adolescentes transgénero y sus familias, a fin de considerar su contexto social y, a partir de ahí, , atender a las necesidades, en una perspectiva sociohistórica y cultural, y no solamente biológica, posibilitando la garantía de los derechos y la implementación de políticas de atención integral en la RAS (19) .…”

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Atención integral a la salud de los adolescentes transgénero: subsidios para la práctica de la Enfermería

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Resumen Objetivo: analizar la atención integral a la salud de los adolescentes transgénero desde la perspectiva de sus responsables. Método: estudio cualitativo basado en el marco de la Red Social propuesto por Lia Sanicola, desarrollado con 22 responsables de adolescentes transgénero en Brasil a partir de entrevistas en línea individuales semiestructuradas. El material empírico fue analizado mediante la técnica de análisis de contenido, modalidad temática. Resultados: se ha evidenciado la falta de ambiente y preparación técnica de los profesionales de la salud con relación al tema en todos los niveles de atención, transfobia, centralización del cuidado en los pocos servicios habilitados para personas trans en el período infantojuvenil, invisibilidad del apoyo a la familia, ausencia de acciones de promoción de la salud en el ámbito comunitario, especialmente en la escuela, y la acogida comúnmente por las iniciativas no gubernamentales. Conclusión: la centralización de acciones en los pocos servicios especializados del país y la transfobia estructural pueden comprometer la atención integral en salud de los adolescentes trans. Urge una línea de cuidado capaz de auxiliar la acción conjunta de un equipo multi e interdisciplinario, con mayor proactividad del enfermero con el adolescente transgénero y sus responsables en acciones individuales y colectivas; ambiente; promoción de la salud en las escuelas para la visibilidad y acogida en la Atención Primaria de la Salud desde la infancia.

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“…Health professionals, especially those in Nursing who comprise Primary Health Care (PHC) can establish a link and benchmark in the recognition of the support network for transgender adolescents and their families, in order to consider their social context, and, according to that, meet their needs, in a socio-historical and cultural perspective, and not only biological, enabling the guarantee of the rights and consolidation of policies for the integral health care in HCN 19 .…”

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Integral health care for transgender adolescents: subsidies for nursing practice

Abreu

Palha

Andrade

et al. 2022

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to analyze the integral health care for transgender adolescents from the perspective of their guardians. Method: qualitative research based on the Social Network framework proposed by Lia Sanicola, developed with 22 guardians of transgender adolescents in Brazil through semi-structured individual online interviews. The empirical material was analyzed using the content analysis technique, thematic modality. Results: lack of ambience was observed, in addition to technical unpreparedness of health professionals in relation to the theme at all levels of care, transphobia, centralization of care in scarce qualified services for transgender children and youth, absence of family support, lack of health promotion actions within the community, especially in the school environment, and the common support from non-governmental initiatives. Conclusion: the centralization of actions in scarce specialized services in the country, and the structural transphobia can compromise the integral health care for transgender adolescents. There is an urgent need for a network of care capable of assisting the joint action by multi and interdisciplinary teams, with greater proactivity of the nurse with the transgender adolescent and their guardians in individual and collective actions; ambience; health promotion in schools for visibility and support in Primary Health Care since childhood.

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Dynamics of the social network of young female transsexuals that live and deal with HIV/AIDS

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Vulnerability in the health of young transgender women living with HIV/AIDS

Vulnerability in the health of young transgender women living with HIV/AIDS

Atención integral a la salud de los adolescentes transgénero: subsidios para la práctica de la Enfermería

Integral health care for transgender adolescents: subsidies for nursing practice

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