2015
DOI: 10.9789/2175-5361.2015.v7i4.3175-3184
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Culture and indigenous women's health: integrative review

Abstract: Silva HB, Diaz CMG, Silva KF. Objective: To investigate the reality of health of women and indigenous Guarani people and Kaingáng, bringing reflections on public health policies aimed at the indigenous community and the inclusion of nursing in this context. Method: This is an integrative review conducted in the period from March to July 2010. Results:The studies bring that access to health of indigenous people is still limited, that health actions should consider their culture and other characteristics and the… Show more

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“…Western interpretations of illness onto Indigenous peoples and research with Indigenous peoples has led to a historical disconnect that is seen throughout Indigenous territories in North America, Central/South America, Australia, and New Zealand (Collier, Farias-Campero, Perez, & White;2000;Martín & Millares, 2013;da Silva, Gabert-Diaz, & da Silva, 2015;Waterworth, Pescud, Braham, Dimmock, & Rosenberg, 2015). Indigenizing evaluation and assessments by adapting the CCS with an accompanying assessment tool to understand traditional definitions of mental health symptoms can assess and sustain well-being through blending culture and processing through the distressing and traumatic nature of development in these regions.…”
Section: Implications For Native/indigenous Communities In Other Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Western interpretations of illness onto Indigenous peoples and research with Indigenous peoples has led to a historical disconnect that is seen throughout Indigenous territories in North America, Central/South America, Australia, and New Zealand (Collier, Farias-Campero, Perez, & White;2000;Martín & Millares, 2013;da Silva, Gabert-Diaz, & da Silva, 2015;Waterworth, Pescud, Braham, Dimmock, & Rosenberg, 2015). Indigenizing evaluation and assessments by adapting the CCS with an accompanying assessment tool to understand traditional definitions of mental health symptoms can assess and sustain well-being through blending culture and processing through the distressing and traumatic nature of development in these regions.…”
Section: Implications For Native/indigenous Communities In Other Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O processo migratório dos povos indígenas para as cidades é um fenômeno que decorre da constante diminuição de suas reservas, da necessidade de serviços de saúde e de um maior relacionamento com contextos que diferem do seu cotidiano, ocasionado pela aproximação das aldeias com os povos urbanos (3) . O contato com a civilização acarreta o aumento de doenças infectocontagiosas, que estão entre as maiores causas de óbito entre os povos indígenas no Brasil.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Atualmente, a Atenção à Saúde Indígena divide-se em subsistemas, numa organização formada por Distritos Sanitários Especiais Indígenas (DSEI), articulados com o SUS. Os DSEI são unidades descentralizadas de gestão, encarregados pela estrutura administrativa e organizacional do SasiSUS (Subsistema de Atenção à Saúde Indígena), e articulam a saúde indígena de maneira interfederativa com municípios, regiões de saúde e estados (3) . A PNASI foi instituída para adaptar os direitos diferenciados garantidos constitucionalmente à população indígena, entretanto ainda há dificuldades nas questões referentes à relação entre gênero e saúde (13) .…”
Section: Introductionunclassified