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Estereotipos patriarcales y cuidados familiares

Authors: Polvillo Avilés, María José; Torres Enamorado, Dolores; Ayuga Luque, Miguel Ángel; Rodríguez Hinojosa, Araceli; Real Pérez, Celia; Rodríguez Cea, Patricia; Casado Mejía, Rosa María;

Estereotipos patriarcales y cuidados familiares

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Introducción: En España la familia es el principal recurso para los cuidados. Al estar ligado al sexo, recae principalmente en las mujeres. Los estereotipos de géneros refieren que las mujeres están dotadas de manera natural para el cuidado mientras que los hombres no pueden cuidar. Metodología: Metodología cualitativa. Se realizan 5 entrevistas en profundidad y un grupo de discusión con profesionales de enfermería. El análisis de datos con QSR NudistVivo10. Resultados/discusión: A pesar de que el cuidador principal era un hombre, los cuidados como la higiene o alimentación recaían en alguna mujer. Los profesionales sanitarios muestran parcialidad al centrar más atención al cuidador hombre que a la mujer. Los cuidadores más jóvenes difieren de los estereotipos clásicos. Existe una mayor agilidad en los trámites de ayudas institucionales cuando los realiza un hombre. Conclusiones: Los cuidados de las mujeres se invisibilizan cuando el cuidador principal registrado es un varón

Introduction: In Spain the family is the primary resource for informal care. Being linked to sex, it lies primarily with women. Gender stereotypes report that women are naturally endowed care while men can not care. Methodology: Qualitative Methodology. It was made 5 interviews and a group discussion with nursing professionals. Data analysis with QSR NudistVivo10. Results / Discussion: Although the primary caregiver was a man, care such as hygiene or feeding relapse with a woman. The health professionals show partiality to focus more attention to caregiver man to woman. The younger caregivers differ from the classic stereotypes. There is greater flexibility in the procedures of institutional aid when performed by a man. Conclusions: The care of women invisible when the primary caregiver registered is a men.

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Cuidador hombre, Cuidados informales, Estereotipos, Stereotypes, Informal care, Man caregiver

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