Nascimentos no Brasil: associação do tipo de parto com variáveis temporais e sociodemográficas

Rattner, Daphne; Moura, Erly Catarina de

doi:10.1590/1806-93042016000100005

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“…The results found are alarming when compared to the ones observed as in a national level, 43.89% 10 and 53.7%, 17 as in other Brazilian studies [11][12][13]16 which ranged from 31.1% 12 to 56.3%. 13 However, the proportion of cesarean sections found in this study, corroborates with the proportions identified in 2012 and 2013 in the South Region and were circulated recently by the Ministry of Health, 62% and 62.7%, respectively.…”

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gracontrasting

confidence: 61%

“…19 The authors presume that living in rich regions in the country, as the South Region, it favors the use of private health services, which have high rates of cesarean sections, between 80% and 90%. 17 This observation seems to be in favor with the findings of this study, in which the identified region with the highest proportion of cesarean sections was the CRS in Palmeira das Missões, in the North Region, which stood out as the third highest Socioeconomic Development Rate in the State (0.795). 20 The results suggest that a cesarean section may be associated to a better socioeconomic condition of the population.…”

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gramentioning

confidence: 62%

“…13 However, the proportion of cesarean sections found in this study, corroborates with the proportions identified in 2012 and 2013 in the South Region and were circulated recently by the Ministry of Health, 62% and 62.7%, respectively. 18 Yet, other studies with data from Sinasc in the South Region, also found high percentages of cesarean sections, 60.1% in the South Region in 2011 17 and 60.3% in Santa Catarina State, in 2012. 19 The authors presume that living in rich regions in the country, as the South Region, it favors the use of private health services, which have high rates of cesarean sections, between 80% and 90%.…”

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gramentioning

confidence: 93%

“…However, it should be pointed out that the increased number of cesarean sections among users of the Public Health System (SUS) also contributed to the increase of these rates in the country. 17 The proportion of cesarean section in Rio Grande do Sul State and in other regions in the country is a concern and presents more than the above level of 15% that is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). 21 The high cesarean section rates in the country represent a great challenge for the Brazilian health policy.…”

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gramentioning

confidence: 99%

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Factors associated to maternal and child's health in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

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Carreno

2017

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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(rho = 0.521, p=0.022) and low birth weight (rho = 0.542, p=0.016). The low prenatal coverage correlated positively with the Apgar score ≤ 7 in the 5th minute (rho = 0.467; p=0.044) and negatively with adequate birth weight (rho = -0.500; p=0.029).Conclusions: this study allows to identify factors associated to maternal and child's health contributing information to the development of actions that qualifies pregnant women's healthcare.

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Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gracontrasting

confidence: 61%

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gramentioning

confidence: 62%

Section: Factors Associated To Maternal and Child's Health In Rio Gramentioning

confidence: 93%

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Factors associated to maternal and child's health in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

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2017

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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“…With regard to the mothers' age, a study reports that the proportion of births via C-section was from 60% to 70% among women older than 30 years of age, 21 which may be related to fear as older women are more predisposed to risk during pregnancy. Age is seen as a risk factor for some morbidities during pregnancy and may be a relevant factor at the time women decide on the route of delivery, though such a conjecture cannot be confirmed.…”

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Route of birth delivery preferred by mothers and their motivations

2017

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Objective: Identify the route of birth delivery preferred by mothers and their motivations. Method: Cross-sectional study with 361 mothers from a university hospital. Data were obtained using a structured questionnaire from February to April 2013. Descriptive analysis was performed and the Chi-square test was used to verify association among the variables. Results: 77.6% of the women preferred vaginal delivery and the reason reported by 81.8% of them was easier recovery postpartum; 20.5% believed they took part in the decision-making concerning the type of delivery; 64.5% believed the type of delivery they experienced did not involve risk for themselves, while 21.9% believed it involved risk for the newborn. Statistical association was found between number of deliveries and type of previous delivery with the preferred route of delivery. Conclusion: Women did not have adequate knowledge regarding the risks and benefits of different types of delivery and for this reason were not empowered to exert their autonomy in regard to this decision. Realizou-se análise descritiva e, para a verificação da associação entre as variáveis, o Teste de Quiquadrado. Resultados: 77,6% das mulheres preferiram o parto vaginal, e o motivo, para 81,8% destas, foi melhor recuperação pós-parto; 20,5% acreditaram ter participado da decisão sobre o tipo de parto; 64,5% acreditavam que o parto ao qual foram submetidas não envolveu riscos para si e 21,9% acharam que envolvia riscos para o recém-nascido. Houve associação estatística entre paridade e tipo de parto anterior com a via de parto preferida. Conclusão: As mulheres não demonstraram conhecimento adequado sobre os riscos e benefícios dos tipos de parto e, por isso, acredita-se não estarem empoderadas para exercer sua autonomia nessa decisão. Palavras-chave:Comportamento de Escolha; Parto Normal; Cesárea; Preferência do Paciente. resumenObjetivo: Conocer la preferencia y la motivación de las mujeres en cuanto a vía de parto. Método: Estudio transversal con 361 puérperas de un hospital universitario. Datos obtenidos entre febrero y abril de 2013 a partir de cuestionario estructurado. Se realizó un análisis descriptivo y, para verificación de las variables, el Test Chi-Cuadrado. Resultados: El 77,6% de las mujeres prefirieron el parto vaginal, el 81,8% de estas por la recuperación postparto. El 20,5% creen haber participado en la decisión del tipo de parto. El 64,5% creían que el parto al cual fueron sometidas no involucraba riesgos para ellas y 21,9% pensaron que implicaba riesgos para el recién nacido. Hubo asociación estadística positiva entre paridad y tipo de parto anterior con la vía preferida. Conclusión: Las mujeres no tenían conocimiento adecuado sobre riesgos y beneficios de los tipos de parto y, por ello, no creen estar empoderadas para ejercer su autonomía. Palabras clave:

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