Integrated Psycho-Socio-Educational Programmes for Women Victims of Gender-Based Violence

Although women victims of gender-based violence suffer health and self-care issues, there is still a lack of coordinated integrated support programmes aimed at mitigating the socio-health impact of gender-based violence on women that are suitably adapted to new social contexts. Given the importance...

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Published in:Healthcare (Basel) 2024-09, Vol.12 (17), p.1795
Main Authors: Lopes-Dos-Santos, María Cristina, Anaut-Bravo, Sagrario
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Behavior modification
Educational programs
empowerment
Equality
Gender-based violence
Health services
integrated support
Intervention
Mental health
Multidisciplinary teams
psycho-socio-educational intervention
Public officials
Quality of life
Regions
Self esteem
self-care
Social services
Victims
Well being
Women
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Summary:Although women victims of gender-based violence suffer health and self-care issues, there is still a lack of coordinated integrated support programmes aimed at mitigating the socio-health impact of gender-based violence on women that are suitably adapted to new social contexts. Given the importance of analysing the effectiveness of integrated psycho-socio-educational interventions and self-care programmes, this study reviews the interventions and programmes implemented in Spain, focusing specifically on their implementation and impact in the autonomous region of Navarra. The data reviewed were extracted from official publications and websites pertaining to the 17 Spanish autonomous regions and the corresponding Spanish government ministries. Additionally, 18 reports on psycho-socio-educational interventions ( = 63) for the whole of Spain centring on integrated support for self-care were analysed. In the case of the autonomous region of Navarra, four psycho-socio-educational intervention programmes ( = 4) involving self-care were analysed. The analysis found that there are a number of diverse integrated psycho-socio-educational programmes focusing on self-care that provide support and interventions. The results indicate that the women who benefit from the services, especially those relating to self-care (self-esteem, healthcare, personal image, and health), report improvements in their general wellbeing.
ISSN:2227-9032
2227-9032
DOI:10.3390/healthcare12171795