2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.aprim.2021.102151
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Pandemia, confinamiento y violencia de género: un trinomio peligroso

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“…Labor policies play a very important role in gender equality, around the world it is desired that the differences between men and women are reduced; the State together with society do hard work to achieve this goal (Amore & Garofalo, 2021;Furlín & Graupe, 2023;Medina-Gamero & Regalado-Chamorro, 2021). Policies must be properly designed, executed and above all must give the expected results and for this, first the reality of the population as a whole must be known (di Paola et al, 2022;Espinosa & Bustelo, 2019).…”
Section: Gender Equality: Theoretical Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Labor policies play a very important role in gender equality, around the world it is desired that the differences between men and women are reduced; the State together with society do hard work to achieve this goal (Amore & Garofalo, 2021;Furlín & Graupe, 2023;Medina-Gamero & Regalado-Chamorro, 2021). Policies must be properly designed, executed and above all must give the expected results and for this, first the reality of the population as a whole must be known (di Paola et al, 2022;Espinosa & Bustelo, 2019).…”
Section: Gender Equality: Theoretical Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(OMS, 2021). A nivel nacional, la mitad de féminas peruanas han experimentado algún tipo de violencia; debido a que la violencia existe en casi todas las partes y se manifiesta en todos los aspectos, incluidos los niveles de agresividad (Medina y Regalado, 2022). Esto se debe a la existencia de creencia donde las féminas son sometidas a violencia, y esta realidad exige una respuesta contundente del Estado, la sociedad y el personal judicial para preservar la integridad y dignidad de las mujeres victimizadas (Rodríguez y Alarcón, 2021).…”
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“…For this reason, it is necessary to improve the health and political sector in order to overcome those factors that make it difficult for a woman not to report acts of violence and therefore access adequate care, such as: shame, fear, prejudice, social pressure and bureaucratic procedures in the corresponding entities (10) . In recent years, the health system has undergone important modifications aimed at strengthening Comprehensive Health Care, giving priority to primary care in the promotion and prevention of diseases, since in different situations victims of violence contact health personnel for help as the first or perhaps the only professional (11) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%