2015
DOI: 10.15448/1984-7289.2015.2.17933
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O parto “natural” e “humanizado” na visão de mulheres de camadas médias e populares no Rio de Janeiro

Abstract: Exceto onde especificado diferentemente, a matéria publicada neste periódico é licenciada sob forma de uma licença Creative Commons -Atribuição 4. Abstract: This paper, part of a PhD research, aims to understand the meanings given by women from different social classes to the so called "humanized birth". The investigation included interviews and fieldwork in two places, both of them in the city of Rio de Janeiro: in a public birth center and in a private pre-natal course, offered by a ReHuNa activist. The resu… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, women assisted by the SUS have less bargaining power in choosing the mode of delivery and/or the professional who will assist them (13) , and having a preference for Caesarean section early in pregnancy (ORaj=3.38) increases the chances of this outcome. If the chances of performing a Caesarean section in the SUS are tripled among those who have a preference for this procedure, the chances are 18 times higher by using private financing (ORaj=18.29), considering that the higher the purchasing power of the clientele, the greater their bargaining power with medical professionals (14) , in addition to the bias of various professionals in the private health system for performing Caesarean sections (15) . Pregnant women assisted by private healthcare have greater decision-making power, as the organization structure of care in the private sector enables scheduling of Caesarean sections upon request, the choice of the professional/doctor, the staff, and even the health facility.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, women assisted by the SUS have less bargaining power in choosing the mode of delivery and/or the professional who will assist them (13) , and having a preference for Caesarean section early in pregnancy (ORaj=3.38) increases the chances of this outcome. If the chances of performing a Caesarean section in the SUS are tripled among those who have a preference for this procedure, the chances are 18 times higher by using private financing (ORaj=18.29), considering that the higher the purchasing power of the clientele, the greater their bargaining power with medical professionals (14) , in addition to the bias of various professionals in the private health system for performing Caesarean sections (15) . Pregnant women assisted by private healthcare have greater decision-making power, as the organization structure of care in the private sector enables scheduling of Caesarean sections upon request, the choice of the professional/doctor, the staff, and even the health facility.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O parto vaginal humanizado vem se tornando alvo de desejo de mulheres de camadas médias e trabalhadoras (Carneiro, 2015a;Dias, 2016;Hirsch, 2015), tanto por conta da ideia de uma natureza feminina a ser vivenciada de forma mais intensa, quanto por um respeito maior da equipe médica e do protagonismo feminino no trabalho de parto. Uma vez que a gestação já vem sendo considerada parte da maternidade (Layne, 2006;Rezende, 2011Rezende, , 2018, auxiliada pela ultrassonografia obstétrica que transforma o feto em pessoa (Chazan, 2007), este evento deixa de ser um rito de passagem, como em outras gerações (Almeida, 1987;Salem, 2007), para ser valorizado enquanto experiência física e emocional da mulher.…”
Section: Maternidade Parto E Dorunclassified
“…Entre elas, a referência à dor aparece quase sempre associada a negociações a serem feitas -algumas têm que lidar com seu desejo inicial de não tomar anestesia, outras precisam negociar com a equipe médica a aplicação da analgesia ou quando fazê-la, avaliando seu limiar de dor. Nesses casos, a dor aparece de forma ambivalente -esperada, mas não tanto, afetando também um ideal de parto vaginal natural que se tornou mais difundido nesse meio social (Carneiro, 2015;Hirsch, 2015).…”
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