Relatos de los equipos de salud mental de atención primaria (aps) acerca del abordaje de la violencia de género en la pareja

Diez, B. Salgado

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“…Healthcare related. Barriers to women's help-seeking in medical settings occurred in six articles (two in Chile: Diez, 2012;Gray et al, 2022;one in Colombia: Baig et al, 2012; one in the Dominican Republic: Caplan et al, 2018;one in Mexico: Mendez-Hernandez et al, 2003; and one study with participants in nine countries: Sagot, 2005). Healthcare professionals not asking women about IPV directly or routinely was identified in Colombia (Baig et al, 2012) and in Mexico (Mendez-Hernandez et al, 2003) and by a study in nine countries (Sagot, 2005).…”

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“…there is no answer from the doctor. (Agoff et al, 2006, p. 313) Similarly, studies in Colombia (Baig et al, 2012), Chile (Diez, 2012), and the Dominican Republic (Caplan et al, 2018) reported that healthcare professionals lack training about how to ask about IPV and feel they do not have time to ask patients who present with injuries about IPV. They may be uncomfortable talking about IPV or may not want to deal with legal ramifications of knowing about IPV, as was found in Colombia (Baig et al, 2012), Mexico (Mendez-Hernandez et al 2003, and the study in nine countries (Sagot, 2005).…”

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A Systematic Review of Barriers to Formal Supports for Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence in Spanish-Speaking Countries in Latin America

Carney

2023

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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Women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) in Latin America (LA)’s Spanish-speaking countries have demonstrated great need for formal services, including medical, legal, and mental health supports. However, women’s rates of formal help-seeking for IPV in the Americas remain extremely low. A systematic literature review was conducted to understand barriers to women’s help-seeking for IPV in LA’s Spanish-speaking countries. Five electronic databases were searched with search terms in English and Spanish related to IPV, help-seeking, and barriers. Articles were included in the review if they were published in peer-reviewed journals; original empirical research; published in English or Spanish; and had participants who were women exposed to IPV or service providers who worked with IPV-exposed women; and were conducted in Spanish-speaking Latin American countries. 19 manuscripts were synthesized. Inductive thematic analysis of barriers to formal help-seeking for IPV identified in the articles resulted in five key themes: intrapersonal barriers, interpersonal barriers, organization-specific barriers, systemic barriers, and cultural barriers. Findings demonstrate the need to consider culture as a driving force in why women face extensive barriers to help-seeking across the social ecology. Suggestions for interventions at each level of the social ecology to better support women exposed to IPV in LA’s Spanish-speaking countries are discussed.

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A Systematic Review of Barriers to Formal Supports for Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence in Spanish-Speaking Countries in Latin America

Carney

2023

Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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“…La actuación psicológica en la violencia de género ha sido un tema ampliamente debatido en distintas latitudes (Cabruja, 2004;Lloret i Ayter, 2004;Otero, 2009;Romero, 2010;Salgado Diez, 2012). Sin embargo, en el caso ecuatoriano no se ha realizado un análisis exhaustivo de esta actuación y de sus efectos.…”

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Tramoyas, personajes y tramas de la actuación psicológica en la violencia de género en Quito

Guarderas

2016

Univ Psychol

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r e s u m e n Este artículo pretende contribuir al debate sobre la actuación psicológica en la violencia de género mediante un análisis de producciones narrativas, realizadas con profesionales de servicios sociales en Quito. Del análisis de estas narrativas como figuraciones emergieron tramoyas, personajes y tramas. Las tramas de la violencia evidenciaron una visión simplista, dicotómica y universal del problema, mientras que los personajes fueron concebidos como víctimas esenciales, homogéneas y carentes. En uno de los casos, esenciales, homogéneas y carentes, se planteó la noción de sujeción, pero en ninguno se evidenció su agencia. Finalmente, las tramoyas estuvieron compuestas por la victimología clínica y el paradigma de salvación. Palabras clave intervención psicológica; violencia de género; producciones narrativas a b s t r a c tWith this article I hope to contribute to the debate over psychological acts in gender violence based on narrative produced by social service professionals in Quito. The narratives were analyzed as imaginary productions from which stage machinery, characters and plots emerged. The plots of violence evidence a simplistic, dichotomous and universal view of the problem. The characters of the violence are conceived as victims who are essentialist, homogeneous, at fault, subjected to discourses, but never is there evidence of their agency. Finally, the stage machinery is composed of clinical victimology and the paradigm of salvation.

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Opinions and Experiences of Primary Healthcare Providers Regarding Violence against Women: a Systematic Review of Qualitative Studies

2018

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Relatos de los equipos de salud mental de atención primaria (aps) acerca del abordaje de la violencia de género en la pareja

Abstract: Relatos de los equipos de salud mental de atención primaria (aps) acerca del abordaje de la violencia de género en la parejaDiscourses of primary mental healthcare teams on addressing gender violence within the context of relationships

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A Systematic Review of Barriers to Formal Supports for Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence in Spanish-Speaking Countries in Latin America

A Systematic Review of Barriers to Formal Supports for Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence in Spanish-Speaking Countries in Latin America

Tramoyas, personajes y tramas de la actuación psicológica en la violencia de género en Quito

Opinions and Experiences of Primary Healthcare Providers Regarding Violence against Women: a Systematic Review of Qualitative Studies

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