Adesão ao pré-natal de mulheres HIV+ que não fizeram profilaxia da transmissão vertical: um estudo sócio-comportamental e de acesso ao sistema de saúde

Darmont, Mariana de Queiroz Rocha; Martins, Helena Santos; Calvet, Guilherme Amaral; Deslandes, Suely Ferreira; Menezes, Juliana

doi:10.1590/s0102-311x2010000900012

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“…[16][17][18] The puerperal period for the HIV-positive pregnant woman is marked by the feeling of impotence due to not being able to breastfeed her child, being configured in an avid moment by actions of health education, mainly by Nursing. [12][13][14][15][16] The main ways of combating such HIV transmission through breastfeeding are by taking important prevention measures, such as encouraging actions aimed at the early detection of HIV-infected pregnant women and their empowerment as early as possible for the initiation of available interventions, ne should see an improvement in maternal and child care. [11,15] The alternative feeding can take place in the availability of the bank of safe milk and also by the infant milk formula, emphasizing the Pre-nan and Aptamil pre in the substitution of the natural milk.…”

Section: Category 3 the Role Of Nursing In The Prevention Of Mother-mentioning

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Nursing care for mother-to-child transmission of HIV

Branco

Maia

Barbosa³

et al. 2017

int arch med

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Objective: To evaluate, through the literature, the relevance of neonatal care, through professional training in qualified and humanized care, with a view to reducing child mortality.Method: An integrative review of the international scientific literature was carried out, in order to answer the following question: "How does neonatal care, through professional training, have the most qualified and humanized assistance in order to reduce infant mortality?" Eight articles were analyzed, which gave rise to three categories: Assistance aimed at HIV + pregnant women; Alternative breastfeeding and The role of Nursing in the prevention of mother-to-child transmission in the puerperal gravid cycle.

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Section: Category 3 the Role Of Nursing In The Prevention Of Mother-mentioning

confidence: 99%

Nursing care for mother-to-child transmission of HIV

Branco

Maia

Barbosa³

et al. 2017

int arch med

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“…Participação em programas de prevenção 13,16,[18][19][20][23][24][25][26][27][28] Acolhimento da equipe de saúde 11,16,21,24 Educação em saúde 20 Conforto das condições de saúde 24 Divulgação do estado sorológico [16][17][18][19] Aderir às medidas de profilaxia da TV 11,[16][17][18][19] Repercussões na saúde sexual 13 Deus e a fé 15,24,27 Divulgação do estado sorológico 29 Motivação para aceitar o diagnóstico e o tratamento 24 repercussões na saúde sexual: consideraram-se com maior capacidade para negociar o planejamento familiar, além do uso de preservativo, e solicitar ao companheiro que realizasse o teste de anticorpos do HIV.…”

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“…Entretanto, os estudos [23][24][25][26][27][28] demonstram algumas barreiras para perda do seguimento do acompanhamento do PPTV como o acesso diante das dificuldades financeiras enfrentadas pelas gestantes. Além disso, as mulheres com doenças oportunistas decorrentes da infecção pelo HIV que procuraram cuidados para sua própria saúde, encontraram incompleta a oferta de medicamentos, e, ainda, relataram longos tempos de espera para atendimentos hospitalares.…”

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“…Quanto à categoria suporte social emocional, observaram-se como fontes a família, 12,14,15,24,25,[27][28][29] o companheiro, 10,22,26 os amigos 15,24,27 e a crença em Deus e a fé, 15,24,27 como estímulos para continuidade do tratamento. Fica explícito que as questões culturais e familiares influenciaram nas decisões em relação aos cuidados de saúde maternos e infantis.…”

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“…Conforme os estudos, 12,14,25,28 as gestantes acreditavam que os familiares apresentavam opiniões e percepções negativas acerca das pessoas com HIV, o que poderia gerar estigma e discriminação.…”

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Suporte social de gestantes com HIV: revisão narrativa

Quadros¹,

Hausen²,

Reis

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Rev Enferm UFSM

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Objetivo: Identificar, na produção científica, as fontes e repercussões de suporte social das gestantes com HIV. Método: Revisão narrativa nas bases de dados: Literatura Latino-Americana e do Caribe em Ciências da Saúde, National Library of Medicine/National Institutes of Health e SciVerse Scopus. O levantamento dos dados ocorreu em fevereiro de 2016, quando foram incluídos 20 estudos submetidos à análise temática com categorização teórica de suporte social (instrumental e emocional). Resultados: As principais fontes do suporte instrumental foram: participação em programas de prevenção, acolhimento e educação em saúde pela equipe; e do suporte emocional foram o companheiro, amigos, familiares e Deus. As principais repercussões foram na revelação do diagnóstico e adesão à profilaxia da transmissão vertical. Conclusão: A falta de articulação entre as fontes de suporte social pode implicar no abandono dos cuidados em saúde materno e infantil.

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The pregnancy decisions of HIV-positive women: the state of knowledge and way forward

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Ferguson

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Despite the growing number of women living with and affected by HIV, there is still insufficient attention to their pregnancy-related needs, rights, decisions and desires in research, policy and programs. We carried out a review of the literature to ascertain the current state of knowledge and highlight areas requiring further attention. We found that contraceptive options for pregnancy prevention by HIV-positive women are insufficient: condoms are not always available or acceptable, and other options are limited by affordability, availability or efficacy. Further, coerced sterilization of women living with HIV is widely reported. Information gaps persist in relation to effectiveness, safety and best practices regarding assisted reproductive technologies. Attention to neonatal outcomes generally outweighs attention to the health of women before, during and after pregnancy. Access to safe abortion and post-abortion care services, which are critical to women's ability to fulfill their sexual and reproductive rights, are often curtailed. There is inadequate attention to HIV-positive sex workers, injecting drug users and adolescents. The many challenges that women living with HIV encounter in their interactions with sexual and reproductive health services shape their pregnancy decisions. It is critical that HIV-positive women be more involved in the design and implementation of research, policies and programs related to their pregnancy-related needs and rights.

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Adesão ao pré-natal de mulheres HIV+ que não fizeram profilaxia da transmissão vertical: um estudo sócio-comportamental e de acesso ao sistema de saúde

Cited by 27 publications

References 8 publications

Nursing care for mother-to-child transmission of HIV

Nursing care for mother-to-child transmission of HIV

Suporte social de gestantes com HIV: revisão narrativa

The pregnancy decisions of HIV-positive women: the state of knowledge and way forward

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