A integração da rede de atendimento à violência contra a mulher: uma análise a partir dos encontros técnicos realizados nos municípios de Luziânia/GO, Nilópolis/RJ E Maracanaú-CE

Abstract

This study analyzes how to combat domestic violence against women, highlighting how the integration of the service network can improve communication between the institutions involved. In recent years, violence, in its various forms (physical, psychological and symbolic), has become a significant social and public health problem, exacerbated by factors such as socioeconomic inequality, unemployment and urbanization. The main objective is not to define violence, but to discuss it and reflect on its impacts on public health, in addition to the need to coordinate care networks. The research uses data from technical meetings held by the National Secretariat of Public Security of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security in three Brazilian cities, focusing on the effectiveness of the support offered to victims. Violence against women is a historical issue that, despite its deep roots, has recently gained visibility and demand for action. Research data reveals the seriousness of the situation, with a high percentage of women victims of physical and sexual violence, in addition to a worrying underreporting of cases. The research emphasizes the need for an intersectoral approach, promoting systemic and integrated solutions between different bodies, such as health, social assistance, public security and justice. The study is structured into chapters that range from the introduction of the topic to final considerations, aiming to strengthen policies to combat violence against women.