ACOLHIMENTO E CUIDADO DE MULHERES EM SITUAÇÃO DE VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA NA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA.

Abstract

Domestic violence against women is a complex and persistent phenomenon that constitutes a serious violation of human rights and demands intersectoral responses, especially in the health field. Primary Health Care (PHC), as the gateway to the Unified Health System (SUS), plays an essential role in welcoming, listening to, and caring for these women. This study aimed to analyze, through an integrative literature review, the welcoming and care strategies offered to women experiencing domestic violence in PHC. The search was conducted in the SciELO, BVS, LILACS, and PubMed databases, including articles published between 2013 and 2025, using the descriptors "violence against women," "primary health care," "welcoming," and "nursing." The results demonstrate that qualified listening, bonding, and humanized care are central to welcoming, although obstacles remain, such as a lack of professional training, the absence of institutional protocols, and weak intersectoral network coordination. It is concluded that addressing domestic violence in primary healthcare requires investment in ongoing education, strengthening the support network, and an ethical commitment to women's rights, aiming to transform health services into spaces of protection, empowerment, and comprehensive care.