Barriers to Screening and Possibilities for Active Detection of Family Medicine Attendees Exposed to Intimate Partner Violence
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10 mar 2016
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Categoria dell'articolo: Original scientific article
Pubblicato online: 10 mar 2016
Pagine: 11 - 20
Ricevuto: 23 apr 2015
Accettato: 04 ago 2015
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/sjph-2016-0002
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Results of qualitative analysis: barriers to active detection of violence_
| Barriers | Incentives | |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare system/organisation of work | • lack of time/complexity | • awareness of the position/role of the family practitioner |
| • organisation and finances | ||
| Doctor | • cultural aspects of violence | • awareness of the importance of active detection of cases |
| • uncertainty/helplessness/fear | ||
| • lack of competence and qualifications | • positive effects of the disclosure of violence | |
| • impact of the disclosure on the patient-doctor relationship | ||
| Patient | • patient autonomy, negative - experience | • the need to trust |
| • passive role, tolerance, stigma, fear |
Barriers to screening for intimate partner violence_
| Barriers | Incentives | |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare system/organisation of work | • lack of time | • method of implementation and possibilities of a team approach |
| • staff turnover | ||
| • inadequate financing | ||
| Doctor | • ignorance of a clear definition | • awareness of the detecting violence |
| • poor commitment to screening | ||
| • obligation to follow up | ||
| • risk of deterioration of the doctor-patient relationship | ||
| Patient | • insincerity |