A atuação da Atenção Hospitalar como ponto da Rede de Enfrentamento à Violência contra a Criança

Abstract

The phenomenon of violence places the need to develop intrasectoral and intersectoral actions and the strengthening of available tools for the care of children and families in situations of violence at the health levels. Hospital care has gateways that assist cases of violent children, but it is not yet recognized as a point of care capable of acting in the form of a network to face violence. OBJECTIVES: To identify and understand how hospital institutions' intervention and performance strategies have been a point of attention in the network to combat violence against children in the last two decades in Brazil. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: Identify the norms against children by the Brazilian government 2000 of 2020 family period services on the characterization of coping with family violence; To analyze the intervention and performance strategies of hospital institutions as a point of attention of the network to combat violence against children; Identify the profile of hospital units in the management of cases of violence against children METHODOLOGY: It was an exploratory and descriptive study carried out through an integrative literature review. For data collection, a literature search was carried out in the Virtual Health Library (BVS) and Scientific Electronic Library Online databases. The source selection criterion was availability via the web, in the area's database, within the delimited period of time of the study - 2000 - 2020. RESULTS: 17 articles, 03 theses, 01 book chapter and 01 research protocol were selected. municipal protection network and with analysis of the material, five categories of analysis were constructed: I) Brazilian Public Policies and the confrontation of Violence against Children in Hospital Care; II) Perception of health professionals about the care of abused/abused children in hospital services that dealt with the meanings and feelings triggered in health professionals in the care of abused children; III) Elements of the Protection/Prevention Network against violence against children from the perspective of professionals (or elements that point to it) such as the formation of multidisciplinary and multiprofessional teams in the discussion of suspected or confirmed cases of violence; creation of protocols, guidelines and norms that guide the conduct of professionals in the reception, care, registration and referral of cases; fostering intersectoral practices for the comprehensive care of children and families in situations of violence; permanent training and education for the professional teams that work in the hospital service; IV) Child Protection Program - the institutional experience of Hospital das Clínicas de Porto Alegre in dealing with violence against children; and V) Network for the Protection of Children and Adolescents at Risk for Violence - protocol of the city of Curitiba. CONCLUSION: The Care Networks are works concept that places the challenges of integration, connectivity, reorganization of work regulations, the creation of shared management spaces and the direction towards a single objective for all the services.