Abstract
Objective: To analyze the scientific literature on instruments to support primary care health professionals in cases of violence against women. Methods: This is an integrative review carried out in March and May 2021, on MEDLINE, SciELO and LILACS platforms, using controlled descriptors. Articles published in the last five years, in Portuguese, English and Spanish were selected, excluding monographs, dissertations, theses, duplicate articles and articles that did not correlate with the object of study. Results: Among the 17 articles selected to compose the sample body, the theme related to intervention strategies that health professionals used in situations of violence against women predominated with nine articles, followed by the difficulties and possibilities of action of primary care professionals to network health with four studies, and health education and related public policies with only one in each. Final considerations: The assistance offered by health professionals does not use a specific instrument, it needs to reorganize the work process in primary care with intersectoral actions, forming a care network aimed at women victims of violence in order to ensure comprehensive care for these victims.