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O elevado número de crianças e jovens expostos a acontecimentos potencialmente traumáticos tais como negligência e violência doméstica tem vindo a acentuar-se. Neste contexto destaca-se a atuação dos profissionais das CPCJ com base nos cuidados sensíveis ao trauma, permitindo uma melhor qualidade de prestação de cuidados e acompanhamento das crianças e jovens em risco, evitando consequências nocivas desta sinalização e re-traumatização. O presente estudo piloto visa a pilotagem do Questionário de Avaliação de Cuidados Sensíveis ao Trauma (CST) versão para Comissões de Proteção de Crianças e Jovens (QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ)) considerando as dimensões críticas quanto à prestação de CST, recorrendo a questões fechadas e abertas assim como a perspetiva destes profissionais acerca do preenchimento do QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ). Este estudo potenciou a reflexão e compreensão acerca das perspetivas dos participantes aquando do preenchimento do mesmo, atendendo a que, complementarmente, realizou-se focus group com 2 peritos experienciais na problemática em estudo. As conclusões da pilotagem revelaram pontuações mais elevadas nas dimensões Espaço Físico e Políticas e Práticas e mais baixas na Supervisão e Formação. O seu testemunho sublinhou a relevância do QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ) e dos CST na cultura organizacional das CPCJ. Os contributos revelaram-se encorajadores, permitindo um aperfeiçoamento do questionário através da sua experiência e sugestões de melhorias para futura administração.
The higher number of children and youth exposed to potentially traumatic events such as neglect and domestic violence has been increasing. In this context, the performance of CPCJ professionals based on trauma-informed care allows a better quality of care and monitoring of children and youth at risk, avoiding harmful consequences of this signalling and retraumatization. This pilot study aims to pilot the Trauma-Sensitive Care (TTC) Questionnaire for Child and Youth Protection Commissions (QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ)) considering the critical dimensions regarding the provision of TTC using closed and open questions as well as the perspective of these professionals about the completion of the QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ). This study enhances the reflection and understanding about the participants' perspectives when filling out the QACST-SPIJ (CPCJ), given that, in addition, a focus group was conducted with two experts with experience regarding the focus of the study. The conclusions of the pilot revealed higher scores in dimensions: Physical Environment and Policies and Practices and lower scores in Supervision and Training. Their testimony demonstrates the relevance of the QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ) and the CST in the organizational culture of the CPCJ. The contributions proved to be encouraging, allowing the refinement of the questionnaire through their experience and suggestions for improvements for future administration.
The higher number of children and youth exposed to potentially traumatic events such as neglect and domestic violence has been increasing. In this context, the performance of CPCJ professionals based on trauma-informed care allows a better quality of care and monitoring of children and youth at risk, avoiding harmful consequences of this signalling and retraumatization. This pilot study aims to pilot the Trauma-Sensitive Care (TTC) Questionnaire for Child and Youth Protection Commissions (QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ)) considering the critical dimensions regarding the provision of TTC using closed and open questions as well as the perspective of these professionals about the completion of the QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ). This study enhances the reflection and understanding about the participants' perspectives when filling out the QACST-SPIJ (CPCJ), given that, in addition, a focus group was conducted with two experts with experience regarding the focus of the study. The conclusions of the pilot revealed higher scores in dimensions: Physical Environment and Policies and Practices and lower scores in Supervision and Training. Their testimony demonstrates the relevance of the QACST-SPIJ(CPCJ) and the CST in the organizational culture of the CPCJ. The contributions proved to be encouraging, allowing the refinement of the questionnaire through their experience and suggestions for improvements for future administration.
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Cuidados sensíveis ao trauma Crianças e jovens em risco Comissão de Proteção de Crianças e Jovens Trauma informed care Trauma sensitive care Children and youth risk Child Protection Comissions Welfare system