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Scope review on Attention to Violence Against Children and Adolescents in PHC
Izabella Araújo Morais, Maysa de Oliveira Sales Ramos, Danielle Cristina Rodrigues Fontenele, Sara Janaína Silveira Camargo, Priscila Nolasco de Oliveira et al. ·
Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This scoping review examines how primary health care services identify and respond to violence against children and adolescents. The review synthesizes scientific evidence on procedures and practices used in PHC settings to address suspected or confirmed cases of violence. The goal is to provide information that can help policymakers, health professionals, and communities develop better approaches to combat violence against children.
Key points
- The review focuses on procedures in Primary Health Care for dealing with violence against children and adolescents
- It synthesizes scientific evidence on current PHC responses to violence
- The evidence is intended to inform policy decisions and professional practice
- The review aims to support community efforts in combating violence
Limitations
The document provides only the title and aim of the scoping review without presenting actual findings, results, or the evidence that was synthesized. We cannot determine what specific procedures or outcomes were identified, which countries or contexts were covered, or what recommendations emerged from the review.
Abstract
This scoping review article sought to bring a discussion about the procedures used in Primary Health Care (PHC) to deal with suspected or confirmed cases of violence against children and adolescents in order to synthesize scientific evidence and provide mechanisms to assist political decision-makers, professionals health and community in combating violence.