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Citation

García-Panal L, García-Panal J, Delgado-Mata E. Enferm. Clin. 2015; 26(1): 45-48.

Vernacular Title

Un ejemplo de coordinación sociosanitaria en el ámbito de la salud mental y el maltrato infantil.

Affiliation

Equipo de Tratamiento Familiar, Diputación Provincial de Granada, Granada, España.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2015, Elsevier Publishing)

DOI

10.1016/j.enfcli.2015.09.007

PMID

26549871

Abstract

The intervention in families with children at risk of abuse stays as a clear example of the need for intersectional coordination mechanisms within the socio-health care framework. Different health services (such as primary care, paediatrics, mental health, community and social services, family support teams and schools) create a network in order to link their main goals in the interest of ensuring children's welfare and improving familieś situation. This essay aims at describing a performance based on the mentioned guidelines, even though there is no accepted and widespread protocol in this regard. We start our research with a one parent family with two children. The mother suffers from a mental health disorder and she fails to adhere to treatment. Both the father of the two children and his family took advantage of this situation to discredit the mother's capability of taking care of her children. This perception had a great impact in her self-esteem and therefore in her willingness and strength to recover. Meetings were held to share relevant information about both the family's general situation, the children's quality of life and the mother's health. Based on this information, the main goals were set in each professional field in order to develop the intervention project. This example of intersectional coordination shows the importance of its standardization for the sake of ensuring a comprehensive attention towards situations that involve initially individuals but that ends up affecting the whole family.


Language: es

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