Perception and Attitudes of Physicians and Nurses about Violence against Women.
作者： Ana Cyntia Paulin Baraldi , Ana Maria de Almeida , Gleici Perdoná , Elisabeth Meloni Vieira , Manoel Antonio Dos Santos
DOI: 10.1155/2013/785025
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摘要: Cross-sectional study compares the perception and attitudes about violence against women of physicians nurses working in primary health care clinics Ribeirao Preto, SP. A total 170 51 were interviewed District Health Clinics. Physicians feel more comfortable than to talk sex life patients () investigate use drugs (0.001). Compared greater number believed that aggression woman by husband should be treated as a medical problem (). Both believe external factors, alcohol or drug abuse, unemployment, psychological problems not victim, can cause violent acts. Most interviewees understand gender exceeds issues individuality privacy has become public problem, dimension present social relationships.
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