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[Dealing with violence against people with disabilities]
Marie-Christine Guillou1, Marie-Jo Verlucco1
130 bis rue des Lilas, 29250 Saint-Pol-de-Léon, France.
Revue De L'Infirmiere
|May 14, 2025
Summary
People with disabilities face increased vulnerability to abuse and violence due to their fragile state. Promoting "bientraitance," or benevolent care, through specific actions is crucial for their protection and well-being.
Area of Science:
- Disability Studies
- Social Work
- Ethics in Care
Context:
- Individuals with disabilities are recognized as a vulnerable population.
- Fragile states can increase susceptibility to mistreatment and violence.
- The concept of 'bientraitance' (benevolent care) is central to protecting vulnerable individuals.
Purpose:
- To highlight the vulnerability of people with disabilities.
- To introduce 'bientraitance' as a protective framework.
- To emphasize the role of concrete actions in ensuring well-being.
Summary:
- Disability status confers vulnerability, increasing risks of abuse and violence.
- 'Bientraitance,' founded on benevolence, necessitates practical, protective measures.
- Proactive, benevolent actions are essential to safeguard individuals with disabilities.
Impact:
- Enhances understanding of disability-related vulnerabilities.
- Promotes the adoption of 'bientraitance' principles in care settings.
- Advocates for actionable strategies to prevent mistreatment and violence against vulnerable populations.
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