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[Child abuse: an interdisciplinary management experience]
José Julio Seldes1, Valentina Ziperovich, Alejandra Viota
1Moiru. Centro de Prevención, Orientación, Asistencia y Capacitación en conductas sociales de riesgo, Hospital Las Mercedes, Mercedes, Corrientes. joseseldes@yahoo.com.ar
Introduction:
Child abuse constitutes one of the most frequent forms of family violence. The following study tries to demonstrate the situation that arises in the city of Mercedes, Corrientes, Argentina, and to establish some associations about that matter.
Population, Material And Methods:
A series of 128 cases of abused children is presented, between 0 and 19 years old, attended from November 1998 to November 2002, in Moiru, Center of prevention, direction, attendance and qualification in social conducts of risk that works in Mercedes.
Results:
56% of physical abuse; 30% of sexual abuse; 10% of neglect; 3% of emotional abuse and 1% of syndrome of Münchaussen was detected, with a similar distribution by sexes in the total population. Demographic variables and certain associations in cases of physical abuse and sexual abuse are indicated. A significant association between mothers victims of domestic violence and physical abuse towards their children was demonstrated.
Conclusions:
128 young boys and girls were seen in our center. It is considered that a significant population was treated where physical abuse and sexual abuse appears as most relevant.
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