Esta pesquisa originou da preocupação pela progressão do HIV/AIDS na população feminina, acompanhada da interiorização da doença. As políticas públicas de saúde voltadas a saúde da mulher têm se preocupado não somente com a redução da transmissão vertical do vírus HIV mas também com a qualidade da assistência ofertada Para tanto o Hospital das Clinicas da Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto da Universidade de São Paulo (HCFMRP/USP) oferece um programa de assistência ao pré natal para gestantes de alto risco que padroniza as ações necessárias a serem executadas pelos profissionais que atuam nessa área. Na perspectiva de conhecer as características desta mulheres em torno da gestação e o modo como as gestantes percebem o pré-natal, é que este estudo objetivou a criação de elementos para a concepção de estratégias de orientação e manutenção da saúde e direitos reprodutivos para gestantes portadoras de HIV/Aids. Foram realizadas dez entrevistas com gestantes soropositivas que estavam realizando o pré natal no Ambulatorio de Molésticas Infecto Contagiosas do HCFMRP/USP. Realizou-se um estudo descritivo, exploratório, com uma abordagem qualitativa. Os dados foram organizados através da análise temática de Minayo. Através dos dados transcritos das entrevistas, formou-se categorias para os questionamentos levantados. Os resultados mostraram pontos importantes como o planejamento da gravidez e a soropositivadade no qual essas mulheres excerceram seu direito reprodutivo apesar da sua condição clínica. O enfrentamento da doença também foi ponto importante na pesquisa pois a maioria dessas mulheres aderiram ao tratamento e as consultas do pré natal ponderando sempre a saúde dos bebês.trazendo sempre a preocupação com a tranmissão vertical. Concluiu-se que é necessário organizar o atendimento a essas mulheres de forma integral, para além do manejo clínico da infecção e seus sintomas, incorporando, por exemplo, a sua saúde reprodutiva e sua vida familiar. / This research originated from the concern over the progression of HIV / AIDS among the female population, accompanied by the internalization of the disease. The public health policies aimed at women\'s health have been concerned not only with the reduction of transmission of the HIV virus but also with the quality of care offered. For that the Hospital das Clinicas of the Faculty of Medicine of Ribeirao Preto, University of São Paulo (HCFMRP / USP) offers an assistance program for prenatal women at high risk that standardizes the necessary actions to be performed by health professionals in this area. From the perspective of knowing the characteristics of women around pregnancy and how pregnant women perceive prenatal care, this study aimed at creating elements for the design of strategies for guiding and maintaining the health and reproductive rights for pregnant women with HIV / AIDS. Ten interviews were conducted with HIV positive pregnant women who were attending at the Prenatal Clinic of the Infectious Diseases Infectious HCFMRP / USP. We conducted a descriptive, exploratory study with a qualitative approach. Data were organized by Minayo´s.thematic analysis Using data from transcribed interviews, graduated categories to the questions were raised. The results showed some points such as planning the pregnancy and seropositivity in which these women their reproductive rights were maintained despite her condition. Confronting the disease was also important point in the research because most of these women adhered to treatment and consultation of prenatal always pondering the health of their babies bringing always a concern with vertical transmission. Concluded that it is necessary to organize a complete care for these women, beyond the clinical management of infection and its symptoms, including, for example, their reproductive health and family lifestyle.

Esta pesquisa originou da preocupação pela progressão do HIV/AIDS na população feminina, acompanhada da interiorização da doença. As políticas públicas de saúde voltadas a saúde da mulher têm se preocupado não somente com a redução da transmissão vertical do vírus HIV mas também com a qualidade da assistência ofertada Para tanto o Hospital das Clinicas da Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirão Preto da Universidade de São Paulo (HCFMRP/USP) oferece um programa de assistência ao pré natal para gestantes de alto risco que padroniza as ações necessárias a serem executadas pelos profissionais que atuam nessa área. Na perspectiva de conhecer as características desta mulheres em torno da gestação e o modo como as gestantes percebem o pré-natal, é que este estudo objetivou a criação de elementos para a concepção de estratégias de orientação e manutenção da saúde e direitos reprodutivos para gestantes portadoras de HIV/Aids. Foram realizadas dez entrevistas com gestantes soropositivas que estavam realizando o pré natal no Ambulatorio de Molésticas Infecto Contagiosas do HCFMRP/USP. Realizou-se um estudo descritivo, exploratório, com uma abordagem qualitativa. Os dados foram organizados através da análise temática de Minayo. Através dos dados transcritos das entrevistas, formou-se categorias para os questionamentos levantados. Os resultados mostraram pontos importantes como o planejamento da gravidez e a soropositivadade no qual essas mulheres excerceram seu direito reprodutivo apesar da sua condição clínica. O enfrentamento da doença também foi ponto importante na pesquisa pois a maioria dessas mulheres aderiram ao tratamento e as consultas do pré natal ponderando sempre a saúde dos bebês.trazendo sempre a preocupação com a tranmissão vertical. Concluiu-se que é necessário organizar o atendimento a essas mulheres de forma integral, para além do manejo clínico da infecção e seus sintomas, incorporando, por exemplo, a sua saúde reprodutiva e sua vida familiar. / This research originated from the concern over the progression of HIV / AIDS among the female population, accompanied by the internalization of the disease. The public health policies aimed at women\'s health have been concerned not only with the reduction of transmission of the HIV virus but also with the quality of care offered. For that the Hospital das Clinicas of the Faculty of Medicine of Ribeirao Preto, University of São Paulo (HCFMRP / USP) offers an assistance program for prenatal women at high risk that standardizes the necessary actions to be performed by health professionals in this area. From the perspective of knowing the characteristics of women around pregnancy and how pregnant women perceive prenatal care, this study aimed at creating elements for the design of strategies for guiding and maintaining the health and reproductive rights for pregnant women with HIV / AIDS. Ten interviews were conducted with HIV positive pregnant women who were attending at the Prenatal Clinic of the Infectious Diseases Infectious HCFMRP / USP. We conducted a descriptive, exploratory study with a qualitative approach. Data were organized by Minayo´s.thematic analysis Using data from transcribed interviews, graduated categories to the questions were raised. The results showed some points such as planning the pregnancy and seropositivity in which these women their reproductive rights were maintained despite her condition. Confronting the disease was also important point in the research because most of these women adhered to treatment and consultation of prenatal always pondering the health of their babies bringing always a concern with vertical transmission. Concluded that it is necessary to organize a complete care for these women, beyond the clinical management of infection and its symptoms, including, for example, their reproductive health and family lifestyle.

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Intimate partner violence is one of the most common forms of violence againstwomen and is a widespread social problem that affects women among allsocioeconomic, religious and cultural groups. It is the social services responsibilityto meet these women and to especially consider the well-being of women who havebeen exposed to violence or abuse by a partner. Research within the field shows thatthere are several reasons why it may be difficult for abused women to break therelationship with the abuser. One reason is the feelings of guilt and shame thatcommonly submerge in an abusive relationship. Research suggests that women whohave been victims to domestic abuse may need informal support before they seekfurther support from professionals. How this first uncovering of the violence isreceived may be crucial to the woman's further actions and reasoning about hersituation. In today's society we live a big part of our lives online where we interactwith each other on a daily basis. Several people turn to digital platforms to receiveadvice and support for their real issues when they may feel like they can't turn topeople around them in real life. These digital platforms have been seen gettingincreasingly used by survivors of intimate partner violence to share theirexperiences as well as seek support and advice. This study is a netnographic study about women exposed to intimate partnerviolence and their help seeking behaviors on the Swedish online forums Flashbackand Familjeliv. The aim of this study is to explore the responses these women getwhen they seek support and advice about their situation online. The results of thisstudy shows that women who seek support online receive a wide range of responseswhere we could identify stigmatizing as well as destigmatizing elements. Thestigmatizing responses consisted mainly of victim blaming where the woman wastold she had herself to blame whereas the destigmatizing responses consisted ofemotional support and practical advice.