Prevalencia de violencia doméstica gestacional según el ingreso económico de las naciones.

Prevalence of domestic violence during pregnancy according to the incomes/socio-economic status of the nations.

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Cindy Arteta Acosta
Álvaro Monterrosa Castro
Liezel Ulloque Caamaño

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Introducción: la violencia domestica gestacional (VDG) es una problemática sensible que amerita ser evaluada y tomada en consideración. Objetivo: realizar síntesis de la bibliografía sobre la prevalencia de VDG e identificar distintos tipos y factores asociados según el nivel económico de los países. Materiales y métodos: se realizó una revisión en estudios descriptivos y analíticos. Búsqueda en la base de datos MEDLINE, artículos publicados entre 2010 a 2014. Se excluyeron artículos de opinión, editoriales, revisiones e informes, se identificaron los factores asociados a VDG. Además, se presentan rangos de prevalencia por países, niveles de ingresos económicos y globales, según estudios identificados a conveniencia. Resultados: se identificaron 30 estudios, el 36.7% de ellos realizados en países de altos ingresos, el 63.3% en países de medianos/bajos ingreso económicos. La violencia psicológica fue más prevalente, seguida de violencia física y sexual. Suecia tuvo menor presencia de VDG, inferior a otros países de altos o medianos/bajos ingresos. Se identificaron factores asociados a VDG: antecedente de violencia doméstica OR:11.6[8.3- 16.2], tres o más eventos estresantes en el embarazo 26.4[10.22-68.62], permanecer soltera OR:6.6[3.3-12.8], baja educación del compañero OR: 5.7[1.4-23.4] y desempleo OR:5.1[1.7-15.9], insuficiente nivel educativo femenino OR:2.0[1.1-3.2], inadecuado control prenatal OR:3.5[1.5-8.0] y maternidad temprana OR:1.8[1.4-2.3]. Se encontró que países de altos ingresos tenían rango de prevalencia de VDG entre 1.0- 19.1%, los de medianos/bajos: 15.0-63.1%. Conclusión: se observaron diferentes cifras de VDG en los países, siendo estas mayores en países de medianos/bajos ingresos. Diversos factores modificables están asociados.

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Cindy Arteta Acosta, Universidad de Cartagena

Médico General. Estudiante de la Maestría en Epidemiología. Joven Investigador Colciencias (2014-2015, 2016-2017). Integrante del Grupo de Investigación Salud de la Mujer. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Cartagena. Colombia.

Álvaro Monterrosa Castro, Universidad de Cartagena

Médico. Ginecólogo. Líder del Grupo de Investigación Salud de la Mujer. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Cartagena. Colombia.

Liezel Ulloque Caamaño, Universidad de Cartagena

Médico General. Estudiante de la Maestría en Epidemiología. Joven Investigador Colciencias (2014-2015, 2016-2017). Integrante del Grupo de Investigación Salud de la Mujer. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Cartagena. Colombia.

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