2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-71672013000200021
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Considerações éticas sobre pesquisas com mulheres em situação de violência

Abstract: RESUMOEste ensaio tem por objetivo refl etir sobre os princípios ético-metodológicos envolvidos em pesquisas com mulheres em situação de violência. O texto discute a aplicação dos princípios da benefi cência e não malefi cência durante as pesquisas que envolvem esta temática, apontando para recomendações balizadas pela privacidade, autonomia e contribuições imediatas para os sujeitos voluntários. A seguir, tomando como referencial teórico os princípios da justiça e equidade, os autores propõem um debate sobre … Show more

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“…This is evidenced by the low percentage that refused to participate, even though the subject generates stigmatism and a resistance to talk about this among those who are experiencing the problem. The exhaustive clarification regarding the objectives of the work, expected benefits and control of any risks related to the research, by means of data collection in a private room, also contributed to these good results in addition to respecting the recommendations and reflections regarding studies involving this subject matter (10) . In the field of studies on violence it is possible to distinguish multiple abusive practices which are summed together over a period of time, demonstrating a plural character and reinforcing the difficulty of precisely determining the prevalence of these events.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…This is evidenced by the low percentage that refused to participate, even though the subject generates stigmatism and a resistance to talk about this among those who are experiencing the problem. The exhaustive clarification regarding the objectives of the work, expected benefits and control of any risks related to the research, by means of data collection in a private room, also contributed to these good results in addition to respecting the recommendations and reflections regarding studies involving this subject matter (10) . In the field of studies on violence it is possible to distinguish multiple abusive practices which are summed together over a period of time, demonstrating a plural character and reinforcing the difficulty of precisely determining the prevalence of these events.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…All participants signed a Free and Informed Consent Form and were clarified regarding the objectives, risks, and benefits of the study and were guaranteed anonymity, privacy and the possibility of withdrawing from the study at any moment and without detriment. Considering the specific nature of the subject in this manuscript, the work also integrally respected the ethical recommendations for studies involving situations of violence (10) .…”
Section: Ethical Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Na tentativa de minimizar possíveis vieses, foram adotadas as recomendações referentes à manutenção de ambientes privativos e seguros, bem como a aplicação das entrevistas por mulheres 13 . É possível perceber que o emprego do termo "violên-cia contra a mulher" pode trazer uma visão limitada sobre o fenômeno por não contemplar as suas muitas outras facetas.…”
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“…Based on ethical and methodological reflections in studies involving women in situations of violence, the choice was made to use female interviewers only, in order to provide more comfortable interaction 22,23 . A prior approach with the teams and detailed discussion of the fieldwork dynamics facilitated organization of the data collection, especially because the health units maintained their normal routine operations, while reserving a quiet place for the interviews.…”
Section: Ethical Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%