Barriers to care for domestic violence in people with mental disorders: a scoping review

Barriers to care for domestic violence in people with mental disorders: a scoping review [Domestic violence in mental disorders]

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Daniela Rojas
Felipe Agudelo- Hernández
Juan Felipe Solano Rodríguez
Matias Mejia Chaves
Angela Maria Aguirre Zuluaga
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Se ha descrito que los indicadores de violencia doméstica son mayores en personas con trastornos mentales y esto podría aumentar todavía más las barreras de acceso a la salud. El objetivo del presente estudio fue identificar estas barreras en personas con trastornos mentales que sufren violencia doméstica. La búsqueda se llevó en 2023, y usó como código las siguientes palabras clave ((Mental Disorders OR Persons with Mental Disabilities) AND (Sex Offenses OR Gender-Based Violence OR Domestic Violence)) AND (Barriers to Access of Health Services). De los 71 artículos incluidos de bases de datos y tres de literatura gris, 43 referenciaron barreras de Acceso a los Servicios de Salud en personas con trastornos mentales. Estas barreras son diversas y están influenciadas por factores individuales, sociales y del sistema de salud. El estigma, la falta de educación, la dependencia económica y emocional hacia el agresor, la pobreza y la actitud negativa del personal de salud son algunas de las principales barreras identificadas. Es evidente la necesidad de abordar estas barreras para garantizar que las personas con trastornos mentales que han sido víctimas de violencia reciban la atención médica adecuada.

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