2015
DOI: 10.1590/1980-5497201500010007
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Notificação da violência infanto-juvenil em Serviços de Emergência do Sistema Único de Saúde em Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brasil

Abstract: Most cases of violence seen at the Emergency Units were notified, however, less than 50% of professionals did not notify VIVA, pointing the need for institutional investment in technical support and ongoing training. Actions addressed to notification strengthen institutions and make the sector responsible for victim care and protection.

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“…The increase in the reports of violence observed in our study from 2009 to 2013 was also found for children and adolescents in Rio Grande do Sul in this same period 16 and according to the authors of that investigation it resulted from the implementation of the technical guidance of Ordinance n. 104/2011 17 , which made violence an event that should be obligatorily reported by health professionals 18 . However, the literature indicates certain obstacles for professionals to file these reports, such as weaknesses in the institutional routine regarding legal protection, fear of judicial involvement, fear of the aggressor, and disbelief in the accountability by the competent bodies 19 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The increase in the reports of violence observed in our study from 2009 to 2013 was also found for children and adolescents in Rio Grande do Sul in this same period 16 and according to the authors of that investigation it resulted from the implementation of the technical guidance of Ordinance n. 104/2011 17 , which made violence an event that should be obligatorily reported by health professionals 18 . However, the literature indicates certain obstacles for professionals to file these reports, such as weaknesses in the institutional routine regarding legal protection, fear of judicial involvement, fear of the aggressor, and disbelief in the accountability by the competent bodies 19 .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Al considerar las unidades de salud, incluidas las unidades de emergencia como los "serviços sentinelas", los profesionales de estas unidades deben ser capaces de identificar y llevar a cabo los procedimientos y encaminamientos asociados con casos de violencia, sobre todo con respecto a la notificación en el "Sistema de Vigilância a Violências e Acidentes (VIVA)", del Ministerio de Salud, en Brasil.Este sistema tiene por objeto determinar el alcance y el perfil de las causas externas asistida, lo que permite la aproximación de la situación real, especialmente en casos de lesiones menores que no determinaron la muerte u hospitalización, teniendo en cuenta el fuerte impacto de estos eventos en la salud, así como la gran demanda de estos casos en las unidades de emergencia [16].…”
Section: La Notificación De Los Accidentes De Tránsitounclassified
“…Frente a casos de accidentes y desde la perspectiva de los "serviços sentinela", la unidad de emergencia es una de las "puertas de entrada" del Sistema de Salud que funciona como una oportunidad para el desarrollo del caso, lo que hace este sector estratégico para la investigación de indicadores de accidentes, sus diversas manifestaciones y consequências [16]. La notificación de accidentes ha sido una herramienta para los vínculos entre los sistemas de salud y garantía de los derechos, con la integración de las acciones de promoción de la salud, prevención y control de accidentes.…”
Section: La Notificación De Los Accidentes De Tránsitounclassified
“…Beginning in 2006, Brazil implemented the Violence and Accident Surveillance System - Vigilância de Violências e Acidentes (VIVA) 4 . One study conducted with health professionals reported that 69.5% of them cared for cases of infant-juvenile violence: 60.0% asked for advice from another professional before notification, 54.0% talked with family members, and 42.9% reported the incident in the VIVA system 5 . …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%