Étude qualitative phénoménologique : face aux hommes victimes, regards inquiets et bienveillants de professionnels d'un réseau de lutte contre la violence domestique [Phenomenological qualitative study: Concern and goodwill for male victims, in the eyes of professionals from a network against domestic violence]
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serval:BIB_F5A6AD695C75
Type
Article: article from journal or magazin.
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Publications
Institution
Title
Étude qualitative phénoménologique : face aux hommes victimes, regards inquiets et bienveillants de professionnels d'un réseau de lutte contre la violence domestique [Phenomenological qualitative study: Concern and goodwill for male victims, in the eyes of professionals from a network against domestic violence]
Journal
Revue Francophone Internationale de Recherche Infirmière
ISSN
2352-8028
ISSN-L
2352-8028
Publication state
Published
Issued date
05/2017
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Volume
3
Number
2
Pages
107–119
Language
french
Abstract
Introduction
Few male victims of domestic abuse seek institutional help. This raises a number of questions for the professionals concerned.
Objective
To identify the issues raised by the care of male victims of domestic abuse.
Methods
The study is based on the ecological model of violence and an interpretative phenomenological qualitative approach inspired by the work of Giorgi, Bardin and Negura. Data of 2 focus groups with 16 professionals from a network against domestic abuse are subjected to a thematic content analysis.
Results
Threre main themes emerge from the participants’ discussions. Firstly, it is a phenomenon which is considered to be rare but which raises concerns. Next, the professionals recognise that along with the complexity of the issue, caring lies at the heart of practices. Finally, they point to a lack of information in terms of resources. On a secondary level, the participants assume that there is an under-detection of male victims due to their stigmatisation.
Discussion
Taking into account situations of vulnerability and the resources at the different levels of the ecological model is recommended for professional practices with both female and male victims of domestic abuse
Few male victims of domestic abuse seek institutional help. This raises a number of questions for the professionals concerned.
Objective
To identify the issues raised by the care of male victims of domestic abuse.
Methods
The study is based on the ecological model of violence and an interpretative phenomenological qualitative approach inspired by the work of Giorgi, Bardin and Negura. Data of 2 focus groups with 16 professionals from a network against domestic abuse are subjected to a thematic content analysis.
Results
Threre main themes emerge from the participants’ discussions. Firstly, it is a phenomenon which is considered to be rare but which raises concerns. Next, the professionals recognise that along with the complexity of the issue, caring lies at the heart of practices. Finally, they point to a lack of information in terms of resources. On a secondary level, the participants assume that there is an under-detection of male victims due to their stigmatisation.
Discussion
Taking into account situations of vulnerability and the resources at the different levels of the ecological model is recommended for professional practices with both female and male victims of domestic abuse
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