profissionais de saúde frente ao aborto legal no brasil: desafios, conflitos e significados health professionals and legal abortion in brazil: challenges, conflicts, and meanings
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Abstract
O objetivo deste artigo é compartilhar as representações de assistentes sociais, psicólogas, enfermeiras e médicos sobre o abortamento, com base em suas atuações nos programas de assistência às mulheres em situação de violência. O pressuposto inicial da pesquisa considerou a resistência de muitos profissionais em aderir aos programas, sobretudo, por causa da interrupção da gravidez. Tratou-se de um estudo qualitativo em que foram entrevistados 12 profissionais de saúde e dois gestores dos programas da Paraíba e do Distrito Federal. Os resultados da pesquisa revelaram que as representações dos profissionais sobre o abortamento transitaram de uma concepção mais moralista/religiosa à promoção dos direitos e da autonomia das mulheres. Foram evidentes os desafios com os quais os profissionais se depararam ao trabalhar com o tema do aborto. As experiências de atendimento às mulheres têm possibilitado mudanças de valores e a resignificação da prática dos profissionais.
This article discusses the roles of social workers, psychologists, nurses, and physicians concerning abortion and their participation in assisting legal abortion in Brazil for women victims of sexual violence. The working hypothesis was that many health professionals might oppose such programs on the grounds that they involve interruption of pregnancy. This qualitative study interviewed 12 health professionals and two program managers in the State of Paraíba and the Federal District (Brasilia). The health professionals' representations of abortion ranged from a moralist and religious concept to the promotion of women's rights and autonomy. The health professionals faced obvious challenges in dealing with the abortion issue. Their experience in treating women had fostered changes in values and a reinterpretation of the meaning of their own practice.
This article discusses the roles of social workers, psychologists, nurses, and physicians concerning abortion and their participation in assisting legal abortion in Brazil for women victims of sexual violence. The working hypothesis was that many health professionals might oppose such programs on the grounds that they involve interruption of pregnancy. This qualitative study interviewed 12 health professionals and two program managers in the State of Paraíba and the Federal District (Brasilia). The health professionals' representations of abortion ranged from a moralist and religious concept to the promotion of women's rights and autonomy. The health professionals faced obvious challenges in dealing with the abortion issue. Their experience in treating women had fostered changes in values and a reinterpretation of the meaning of their own practice.
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| Authors | ;Gilberta Santos Soares |
| Journal | iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti |
| Year | 2003 |
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