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Violence is a historical-social phenomenon that has permeated the whole experience of humanity and has become a public health problem when it affects individual and collective health and requires a reorganization of specific policies, services and practices of the sector. Violence is seen as a broad, diverse and complex phenomenon, involving several causes and different typologies. The social impact, the aggregate costs of health care, the costs to the society of violence are therefore enormous. Many studies that have adopted as thematic the observations made by the community health agents regarding domestic violence have not been observed. Just as Public Health Bioethics must address Violence, especially Domestic and / or Intrafamily Violence, because it reduces the quality of life of people and cause illness and death. It is necessary to give theoretical-practical subsidies to professionals to detect situations of violence, to find a way to approach families and to refer to both cases of violence and alcohol / drug use. Considering this context, the objective of the present study was to know and analyze the perception of the professionals of the Family Health Strategy (FHS) on the recognition of domestic and / or intrafamily violence in their daily lives, as well as ethical problems experienced in decision-making in these types of situations. It was a qualitative research carried out with professional representatives of all the 26 teams of the ESF of the municipality of Pouso Alegre, south of Minas Gerais. Data collection was done through semi-structured interviews and data analysis was used, based on the Social Representations Theory, Collective Subject Discourse (DSC) as proposed by Lefréve and Lefréve. The study pointed out that although the family health professional recognizes violence as a health issue, it is still necessary to formulate and plan policies that improve and broaden the offer of services and the resolubility of actions, seeking to promote visibility to violence.

Percepção dos agentes comunitários de saúde sobre a violência doméstica e as questões bioéticas em suas práticas