Intervention of Nursing in the Family Functionality of Women Victims of Family Violence in an Area of Lima
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https://doi.org/10.56294/saludcyt2024784Keywords:
Mental Health, Domestic Violence, Family FunctionalityAbstract
Violence against women is any public health problem since it takes many forms in which the couple exercises power and control over it in a violent way, so the research objective is to determine the intervention of nursing in the family functionality of women victims of family violence in an area of Lima. It is a quantitative-descriptive, cross-sectional study, with a total population of 794 women, who answered a questionnaire on sociodemographic aspects and the Faces IV instrument. In the results, 729 (82 %) women have somewhat connected family functionality and 65(8 %) a connected family functionality. In conclusion, home visits by health professionals should be taken into account for the early detection of risk factors that resemble violence against women in the home
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