Domestic Violence Against Women Perpetrated by Intimate Partner: Professionals’ Social Representations in Primary Health Care / Violência Doméstica Contra a Mulher Perpetrada por Parceiro Íntimo: Representações Sociais de Profissionais da Atenção

Descriptors: Violence; Domestic Violence; Battered Women; Family Health; Professional

Accordingly, social representations of the right to health and citizenship of municipal health councilors can contribute to the design of restricted or comprehensive health

The data were collected through interviews with 23 men who were being criminally prosecuted for domestic violence in a Court for Domestic and Family Violence against Women in the

It is believed that the articulation between primary care, exemplified by the family, and care services for the women victims of domestic violence can enable emancipatory

Intimate partner violence (IPV), also known as domestic violence, is defined by the World Health Organization 1 as ‘‘any behavior within an intimate relationship that causes

regarding the care of women affected by intimate partner violence in Peru: the General Health Law, the Law Against Violence (Unified Text), Norms and Procedures For the

Intimate partner violence (IPV) re- fers to physical, sexual and psychological abuse (or threat of such abuse) and violence against women and girls that is perpetrated by intima-

REPRESENTAÇÕES SOCIAIS DE PUÉRPERAS SOBRE O ATENDIMENTO PRÉ-NATAL NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA DE SAÚDE.. SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF POSTPARTUM WOMEN ON PRENATAL CARE IN PRIMARY