Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2026
Temporal trend of violence due to neglect/abandonment in older women in Brazil (2009-2022).
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Lima Beatriz Caroline Leão, Reis Marijany Duarte da Silva, Machado Ana Larissa Gomes, Santos Ana Maria Ribeiro Dos, Galiza Francisca Tereza de, Pereira Francisco Gilberto Fernandes, Pereira Lívia Carvalho, Borges José Wicto Pereira
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: to analyze the temporal trend of reported cases of violence due to neglect/abandonment against older women in Brazil between 2009 and 2022.
METHODS: an ecological time-series study and spatial analysis using data from the Notifiable Diseases Information System. Prais-Winsten regression was used to estimate the Annual Percentage Change (APC) in violence rates among women aged 60 or older according to Brazilian regions.
RESULTS: 34,860 cases were recorded, with the highest occurrence in the Southeast and a more pronounced proportional growth in the Northeast (APC: 31.48%). Most episodes occurred in the home (80.2%), with offenders being a family member in 67.5% of cases, and 42% of victims reported repeated violence.
CONCLUSIONS: a growing and uneven trend was observed in reports of violence due to neglect and abandonment against older women in Brazil, highlighting the persistence of this violence.
METHODS: an ecological time-series study and spatial analysis using data from the Notifiable Diseases Information System. Prais-Winsten regression was used to estimate the Annual Percentage Change (APC) in violence rates among women aged 60 or older according to Brazilian regions.
RESULTS: 34,860 cases were recorded, with the highest occurrence in the Southeast and a more pronounced proportional growth in the Northeast (APC: 31.48%). Most episodes occurred in the home (80.2%), with offenders being a family member in 67.5% of cases, and 42% of victims reported repeated violence.
CONCLUSIONS: a growing and uneven trend was observed in reports of violence due to neglect and abandonment against older women in Brazil, highlighting the persistence of this violence.