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Resumen

Desarrollar un plan de capacitación para el abordaje de la violencia intima de la pareja que oriente a profesionales de la enfermería en la prevención del problema y la asistencia a personas afectadas. Estudio cualitativo de tipo investigación acción colaborativa, con participación de un panel de expertos n=09 de una Universidad en Valencia-Venezuela. La técnica implementada para la recolección de los datos fue grupo focal con la utilización de una guía de preguntas semi-estructuradas que estimularon la discusión, el análisis del discurso según Mayring resulto propicio en la etapa de teorización. Los principales resultados muestran directrices para iniciar capacitación dirigida al personal de enfermería con la inclusión de otros profesionales del equipo de salud, estrategias concretas para el abordaje de la problemática desde la disciplina enfermera, vínculos multidisciplinares e interinstitucionales necesarios para el abordaje de las personas afectadas y establecer una asociación estratégica con la comunidad. La ejecución de la propuesta amerita de una investigación evaluativa para comprobar su efectividad.
Palabras clave: Violencia basada en el género/ Atención primaria/ Enfermería

Abstract (Proposal training to the addressing of intimate partner violence)

To develop an ongoing training in matter of gender based violence to guide nursing staff in the prevention of the problem and the assistance of affected persons. It was a qualitative study, specifically, a collaborative action research with participation of n=09 experts at a University in Valencia-Venezuela. The collection technique was focus group and the discussion was stimulated through semi-structured questions, discourse analysis by Mayring was appropriate during theorization phase. The main outcomes showed guidelines to start a training directed toward nursing staff but including other professionals of health team; concrete strategies in addressing of the problem from nursing discipline; the multidisciplinary and inter-institutional network is needed during the assistance; establish a strategic association with the community. The implementation of the proposal will need an evaluative research to prove their effectiveness.
Key-words: Gender based violence/ Primary care/ Nursing

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