2021
DOI: 10.1590/1809-2950/21007328022021
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Construção e validação de cartilha educativa sobre exercícios pélvicos fundamentais para mulheres com incontinência urinária

Abstract: RESUMO A incontinência urinária feminina é uma condição multifatorial caracterizada pela perda involuntária de urina. Para seu manejo, é necessário o fortalecimento da musculatura do assoalho pélvico. Logo, a orientação por meio de material educativo disponível é uma ferramenta essencial para facilitar a transmissão do conteúdo e a adesão da população. Assim, o objetivo do trabalho foi desenvolver e validar uma cartilha educativa sobre exercícios pélvicos fundamentais para mulheres com incontinência urinária. … Show more

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“…Assim como, outros estudos que também teve sugestões dos juízes para a construção da cartilha, só que diferentes, como destinadas a substituição de uma das ilustrações por outra, mais representativa e elaboração e a exclusão de fragmentos, a substituição de termos e a concepção das ilustrações (Pontes. Domingos;Kaizer, 2021).…”
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“…Assim como, outros estudos que também teve sugestões dos juízes para a construção da cartilha, só que diferentes, como destinadas a substituição de uma das ilustrações por outra, mais representativa e elaboração e a exclusão de fragmentos, a substituição de termos e a concepção das ilustrações (Pontes. Domingos;Kaizer, 2021).…”
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“…During the validation stage by judges, the CVI of the study technology ranged from 93.4 to 94.3%. This finding corroborates other methodological studies carried out in Brazil that obtained similar results, such as the validation of content with guidance on exercises for children with acute lymphocytic leukemia—with a CVI of 100% [ 29 ]—, the validation of a booklet to prevent metabolic syndrome in adolescents—with CVI of 100% in most analyzed items [ 30 ], the validation of an exercise program for women undergoing breast cancer surgery—with a CVI of 75% [ 31 ], the validation of an educational booklet on pelvic exercises for women with urinary incontinence—with CVI from 71 to 100% [ 32 ]—, and the validation of an educational booklet with physical exercises to prevent falls in older adults—with a CVI of 89% [ 24 ].…”
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“…children with acute lymphocytic leukemia-with a CVI of 100% [29]-, the validation of a booklet to prevent metabolic syndrome in adolescents-with CVI of 100% in most analyzed items [30], the validation of an exercise program for women undergoing breast cancer surgery -with a CVI of 75% [31], the validation of an educational booklet on pelvic exercises for women with urinary incontinence-with CVI from 71 to 100% [32]-, and the validation of an educational booklet with physical exercises to prevent falls in older adults-with a CVI of 89% [24]. The groups of judges in this research consisted of multidisciplinary professionals, which, according to Alves [33] and Lima [24], is an advantage since practice faces great difficulty maintaining a single language regarding interdisciplinary guidance in health.…”
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“…According to Ponte's study (1) , the Kegel exercises were shown to be efficient in the IU treatment, according to the findings of Arnold Kegel, a gynecologist in the 1950s, one of the precursors of using the technique, seeing the muscle training of the Pelvic support to treat urinary incontinence in the female population. The objective is to conduct a systematic review that verifies the effectiveness and applicability of Kegel exercises for different UI in women METHODS This is a systematic review in which the PubMed, LILACS, and SCIELO databases were used to search for "Kegel Exercise in Urinary Incontinence in Women" articles.…”
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