A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia

Abstract Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a human rights violation and a serious global public health problem. This study investigated factors associated with IPV in female survivors in Colombia. Four focus group discussions with female survivors of IPV and 15 key informant interviews with professionals from psychological, social and legal services and community leaders were conducted in Cali and Tuluá. Participant recruitment was via purposive sampling. Transcripts were analysed manually taking a social constructivist standpoint and a content analysis approach. Factors associated with IPV were divided into four themes: cultural beliefs, jealousy, alcohol abuse, and personal history of IPV. The first theme was divided into: patriarchy, gender roles, normalisation of violence, and unawareness of rights, economic dependence, and ‘men own women’. The sub-themes were all inter-related and underpinned by patriarchal values. IPV was described as a sociocultural construction formed by patriarchal values ingrained in community and societal norms and individual processes. Therefore, academia, governmental and non-governmental bodies and society are urged to together, create preventative, context specific strategies for individuals, communities and societies.

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Main Authors: Lennon,Shirley Evelyn, Aramburo,Adriana María Ramírez, Garzón,Eliana Maritza Morales, Arboleda,María Adelaida, Fandiño-Losada,Andrés, Pacichana-Quinayaz,Sara Gabriela, Muñoz,Gloria Inés Rodas, Gutiérrez-Martínez,María Isabel
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Published: ABRASCO - Associação Brasileira de Saúde Coletiva 2021
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spelling oai:scielo:S1413-812320210009042052021-09-23A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in ColombiaLennon,Shirley EvelynAramburo,Adriana María RamírezGarzón,Eliana Maritza MoralesArboleda,María AdelaidaFandiño-Losada,AndrésPacichana-Quinayaz,Sara GabrielaMuñoz,Gloria Inés RodasGutiérrez-Martínez,María Isabel Intimate Partner Violence Women’s Health Physical Abuse Violence Abstract Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a human rights violation and a serious global public health problem. This study investigated factors associated with IPV in female survivors in Colombia. Four focus group discussions with female survivors of IPV and 15 key informant interviews with professionals from psychological, social and legal services and community leaders were conducted in Cali and Tuluá. Participant recruitment was via purposive sampling. Transcripts were analysed manually taking a social constructivist standpoint and a content analysis approach. Factors associated with IPV were divided into four themes: cultural beliefs, jealousy, alcohol abuse, and personal history of IPV. The first theme was divided into: patriarchy, gender roles, normalisation of violence, and unawareness of rights, economic dependence, and ‘men own women’. The sub-themes were all inter-related and underpinned by patriarchal values. IPV was described as a sociocultural construction formed by patriarchal values ingrained in community and societal norms and individual processes. Therefore, academia, governmental and non-governmental bodies and society are urged to together, create preventative, context specific strategies for individuals, communities and societies.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessABRASCO - Associação Brasileira de Saúde ColetivaCiência & Saúde Coletiva v.26 n.9 20212021-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1413-81232021000904205en10.1590/1413-81232021269.21092020
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author Lennon,Shirley Evelyn
Aramburo,Adriana María Ramírez
Garzón,Eliana Maritza Morales
Arboleda,María Adelaida
Fandiño-Losada,Andrés
Pacichana-Quinayaz,Sara Gabriela
Muñoz,Gloria Inés Rodas
Gutiérrez-Martínez,María Isabel
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Aramburo,Adriana María Ramírez
Garzón,Eliana Maritza Morales
Arboleda,María Adelaida
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Pacichana-Quinayaz,Sara Gabriela
Muñoz,Gloria Inés Rodas
Gutiérrez-Martínez,María Isabel
A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
author_facet Lennon,Shirley Evelyn
Aramburo,Adriana María Ramírez
Garzón,Eliana Maritza Morales
Arboleda,María Adelaida
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Muñoz,Gloria Inés Rodas
Gutiérrez-Martínez,María Isabel
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title A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
title_short A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
title_full A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
title_fullStr A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
title_full_unstemmed A qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in Colombia
title_sort qualitative study on factors associated with intimate partner violence in colombia
description Abstract Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a human rights violation and a serious global public health problem. This study investigated factors associated with IPV in female survivors in Colombia. Four focus group discussions with female survivors of IPV and 15 key informant interviews with professionals from psychological, social and legal services and community leaders were conducted in Cali and Tuluá. Participant recruitment was via purposive sampling. Transcripts were analysed manually taking a social constructivist standpoint and a content analysis approach. Factors associated with IPV were divided into four themes: cultural beliefs, jealousy, alcohol abuse, and personal history of IPV. The first theme was divided into: patriarchy, gender roles, normalisation of violence, and unawareness of rights, economic dependence, and ‘men own women’. The sub-themes were all inter-related and underpinned by patriarchal values. IPV was described as a sociocultural construction formed by patriarchal values ingrained in community and societal norms and individual processes. Therefore, academia, governmental and non-governmental bodies and society are urged to together, create preventative, context specific strategies for individuals, communities and societies.
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