2014
DOI: 10.5935/0034-7167.20140046
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Association between prenatal care and neonatal deaths, 2000-2009, Londrina-PR

Abstract: RESUMOAnalisou-se a assistência pré-natal de mães de recém-nascidos que evoluíram para óbito no período neonatal, por meio de pesquisa quantitativa tipo coorte retrospectiva, entre 2000 e 2009, Londrina-PR. Quase a totalidade das mulheres realizou o acompanhamento pré-natal (91,4%), sendo 55,1% até seis consultas. Nos dez anos, o baixo número de consultas (≤6) predominou. Houve relação estatisticamente significativa entre número de consultas pré-natais e variáveis sociodemográficas maternas (p<0,004) e caracte… Show more

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“…20 There is evidence of a relationship between the access to health care services and socioeconomic conditions, in which municipalities with fewer areas of poverty, tend to have better access to services, however, within a reality of inequalities and social inequities, there are other limitations that compromise the reach of health care. 21 The interference of social risk factors as determinants of infant and fetal mortality, also explored in several Brazilian studies, 1,7,9,[11][12][22][23] is similar to the results found by the Floripa for Life Committee. These studies indicate that more than half of the deaths occurred in the neonatal period and were associated with mothers under 20 years of age; maternal schooling less than seven years; family income of between R$954 and R$1,908 or less; mothers who were cared for in public hospitals; difficulty in starting prenatal care; less than six medical consultations, among others related to the time of referral and attendance.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 61%
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“…20 There is evidence of a relationship between the access to health care services and socioeconomic conditions, in which municipalities with fewer areas of poverty, tend to have better access to services, however, within a reality of inequalities and social inequities, there are other limitations that compromise the reach of health care. 21 The interference of social risk factors as determinants of infant and fetal mortality, also explored in several Brazilian studies, 1,7,9,[11][12][22][23] is similar to the results found by the Floripa for Life Committee. These studies indicate that more than half of the deaths occurred in the neonatal period and were associated with mothers under 20 years of age; maternal schooling less than seven years; family income of between R$954 and R$1,908 or less; mothers who were cared for in public hospitals; difficulty in starting prenatal care; less than six medical consultations, among others related to the time of referral and attendance.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…Studies presented the data collection and characterization of infant deaths in some regions of the country. [6][7][8][9][10][11][12] Other studies address the process of implementing the committees, highlighting the difficulties related to death surveillance and the organization of the committee. [13][14] However, these studies do not approach the analysis process of death preventability performed by the committees.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De acordo com a idade da mãe na gravidez, uma pesquisa na década de 80 identificou que a idade da gestante é uma variável relevante em resultados nocivos, com maior prevalência em mães com menos de 15 anos e em mulheres numa faixa de idade entre 40 a 45 anos (16) . O fator idade predominou de maneira significante em diferentes pesquisas ao relacioná-lo com o menor número de consultas e posteriores desfechos perinatais (14,16) .…”
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“…De acordo com a idade da mãe na gravidez, uma pesquisa na década de 80 identificou que a idade da gestante é uma variável relevante em resultados nocivos, com maior prevalência em mães com menos de 15 anos e em mulheres numa faixa de idade entre 40 a 45 anos (16) . O fator idade predominou de maneira significante em diferentes pesquisas ao relacioná-lo com o menor número de consultas e posteriores desfechos perinatais (14,16) . Na atual pesquisa, as gestantes com ≤ 20 anos de idade demonstraram diferenças ao serem relacionadas ao maior número de consultas pré-natais (p<0,05), com percentual relevante para o menor número de consultas das mães grávidas nessa faixa etária, e destacando-se que apresentavam baixos níveis de escolaridade, com 1º ou 2º grau completo.…”
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