2014
DOI: 10.9789/2175-5361.2014v6n1p194
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Perception and conduct of health professionals about domestic violence against the elderly

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“…In a somewhat more subtle health system as a whole, since it treats the elderly, victims of violence, as well as the consequences that stem from this situation. 11 The identification of situations of abuse and violence is critical to maintaining the health of the victim and for disease prevention. In Brazil it is possible to identify the presence of legal instruments that can be used in dealing with cases of violence.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In a somewhat more subtle health system as a whole, since it treats the elderly, victims of violence, as well as the consequences that stem from this situation. 11 The identification of situations of abuse and violence is critical to maintaining the health of the victim and for disease prevention. In Brazil it is possible to identify the presence of legal instruments that can be used in dealing with cases of violence.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 Today, national and international studies consider the family environment as the primary context for incidents of violence against the elderly, representing a serious social and public health problem. [6][7][8] The scarcity of information regarding the victims and aggressors is a delicate issue, as elderly individuals, in general, do not report suffering physical and sexual abuse, because of embarrassment and the fear of punishment by their aggressors, who are often their caregivers. Dealing with domestic violence against the elderly, inside or outside the home environment, involves training health services how to address and resolve this issue.…”
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confidence: 99%