Protocolos na atenção à saúde de mulheres em situação de violência sexual sob a ótica de profissionais de saúde

Vocational training and sexual assault against women: challenges for graduation in nursing

“…Contributing to this discussion is a study conducted in the city of Fortaleza (CE), Brazil, which, from the participants' speeches, found that the priority care to SA situations with women was imputed to the social worker, considering the training anchored in social rights, 34 reiterating findings identified in this research in which nursing curricula do not generally prepare future professionals to deal with phenomena that contribute to the health sector and that have roots in social determinants.…”

“…Studies carried out involving the practice of nurses in coping with SA against women recommend the following: promoting prevention and coping actions against SA, with dissemination of cores and referral centers; seeking, with managers, greater attention to this topic; requesting training, teaching materials and actions with the community; systematically including the study of SA during the graduation of nurses, guaranteeing students the opportunity to participate in the care of women in situations of violence; and training professionals of the Basic Health Units to know how to deal with the theme safely and decisively. 17,25,33,34 However, a study 35 conducted with health professionals from a primary care service to analyze professional practices in health care for women in situations of violence, warns of the 'psychologization of violence'. The authors report that professionals understand that the best and most appropriate care for these women is referral to psychology and mental health services, because, according to then, the resolution of issues related to situations experienced by women in SA situations would be directed to the Psychology service, recognized as qualified to address complex situations.…”

“…35,36 This position reflects the fragility in health education that, despite sharing fields, does not integrate collaborative content and practices, capable of reducing the fragmentation of attention to individuals, families and communities. 31,[34][35][36] It is detected in some speech postures that require a critical reflection on the difficulties of approaching the SA issue against women, not only in the settings of educational institutions, but expanding to Brazilian society. Thus, the importance of preparing professionals for an integral approach and in the perspective of sexual and reproductive rights is emphasized, capable of promoting the integration of knowledge and practices derived from different fields of knowledge, which complement each other and present interceptions for the promotion of women's health.…”

Formação Profissional E Atenção À Mulher Vítima De Violência Sexual: Revisão Integrativa

“…Na análise e inter pretação das informações, buscou-se estabelecer consensos e dissensos, e situar a rel ação entre os achados e a questão nor teadora da pesquisa. 15,20 .…”

Impacto da Residência de Medicina da Família e Comunidade no Atendimento a Mulheres Vítimas de Violência

“…Em uma pesquisa realizada na atenção secundária e terciária, da rede municipal de saúde de Fortaleza e do Rio de Janeiro, observou-se a fragilidade da qualificação profissional para esse tipo de atuação, decorrente da limitada abordagem sobre esse tema durante a graduação das profissões de saúde, agravada pela falta de treinamento no contexto dos serviços; o que contribui para a invisibilidade da demanda e para uma assistência nem sempre adequada (VIEIRA et al, 2016). A invisibilidade dos casos de violência contra a mulher também está presente neste estudo, sobretudo nas UBS sem residência médica, onde 98.36% dos profissionais relataram não ter esse tipo de demanda e 92.45% relataram não atender a essa demanda específica.…”