El estudio pretende dar a conocer la relación de los Lineamientos de Educación Sexual en el currículo de estudios del nivel secundario con la percepción de los docentes y estudiantes de tres instituciones educativas públicas de Lima. El diseño de la investigación es de tipo no experimental, con alcance descriptivo exploratorio. Participan 511 alumnos de cuarto y quinto de secundaria y 33 docentes pertenecientes a las instituciones educativas. Se aplicaron tres instrumentos de recolección de datos (encuesta, guía de entrevista y lista de chequeo). Entre los principales resultados se tiene que los lineamientos de educación sexual se encuentran en el currículo de manera incipiente e incompleta, su implementación desde la perspectiva de alumnos y docentes es inadecuada, se carece de materiales, recursos, tiempo y capacitación docente.

Objective: To determine gender based violence prevalence in reproductive health services users and to motivate heath protessionals to detect these cases using an easy questionnaire. DESIGN: Survey type transversal descriptive study. Material and Methods: Two hundred and ninety-eight reproductive health services users at three Lima hospitals, between May and July 2002. Study searched for history of psychological, physical and sexual violence as well as sexual abuse during childhood. Time of violence and the relation between aggressor and the victim were identified. Data was processed with EpiInfo at the Campinas-Brasil University and Inppares. Results: Sixty-one per cent of the women interviewed accepted being victims of some type of violence, including emotional violence 54%, physical violence 32,2%, sexual violence 21, 1 % and childhood sexual violence 19, 1 %. Main aggressors were de c...

Objective: To determine gender based violence prevalence in reproductive health services users and to motivate heath protessionals to detect these cases using an easy questionnaire. DESIGN: Survey type transversal descriptive study. Material and Methods: Two hundred and ninety-eight reproductive health services users at three Lima hospitals, between May and July 2002. Study searched for history of psychological, physical and sexual violence as well as sexual abuse during childhood. Time of violence and the relation between aggressor and the victim were identified. Data was processed with EpiInfo at the Campinas-Brasil University and Inppares. Results: Sixty-one per cent of the women interviewed accepted being victims of some type of violence, including emotional violence 54%, physical violence 32,2%, sexual violence 21, 1 % and childhood sexual violence 19, 1 %. Main aggressors were de c...

Objective: To recail abuse prevalence against women attended at Lima's South Cone obstetrical services and to establish association between violence and both maternal and perinatal pathology and perinatal mortality. Design: Analytical retrospective cohort investigation. Setting: Maria Auxiliadora Hospital and Cesar Lopez Silva Mother and Child Hospital, Villa El Salvador. Participants: Hospitalized puerperal women. Interventions: Between March and november 2005 we applied a survey to 7333 puerperal women before discharge from the hospital in order to identify the presence of violence against women. Answers were classified in three groups: without violence (30,7%), with violence history (37,4%) and with violence during this pregnancy (31,9%). Wereviewed the perinatal clinical history in each case and verified demographic variables as well as maternal and perinatal complications. We also d...

Objective: To recail abuse prevalence against women attended at Lima's South Cone obstetrical services and to establish association between violence and both maternal and perinatal pathology and perinatal mortality. Design: Analytical retrospective cohort investigation. Setting: Maria Auxiliadora Hospital and Cesar Lopez Silva Mother and Child Hospital, Villa El Salvador. Participants: Hospitalized puerperal women. Interventions: Between March and november 2005 we applied a survey to 7333 puerperal women before discharge from the hospital in order to identify the presence of violence against women. Answers were classified in three groups: without violence (30,7%), with violence history (37,4%) and with violence during this pregnancy (31,9%). Wereviewed the perinatal clinical history in each case and verified demographic variables as well as maternal and perinatal complications. We also d...