Avaliação Da Influência Do Abandono Da Assistência Pré-Natal Na Mortalidade Fetal E Neonatal

Gomes, Raimundo Nonato Silva; Filha, Francidalma Soares Sousa Carvalho; Portela, Nytale Lindsay Cardoso

doi:10.9789/2175-5361.2017.v9i2.416-421

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“…O pré-natal consolidou-se como uma maneira eficaz de garantir bom prognóstico à gestante e de assegurar o desenvolvimento adequado da gestação, além de proporcionar o parto e o nascimento com reduzido impacto à saúde da mulher e do recém-nascido (2)(3) . Durante as consultas a mulher pode sanar suas dúvidas, expressar seus medos e suas inseguranças e tomar decisões no que diz respeito à sua gestação, ao tipo de parto que deseja, entre outras.…”

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A vis�o das gestantes acerca da participa��o do homem no processo gestacional

Caldeira

Ayres

Oliveira

et al. 2017

R. Enferm. Cent. O. Min.

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RESUMOObjetivo: Analisar a visão das gestantes quanto à participação do homem durante o processo gestacional e as consultas de pré-natal. Métodos: Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, avaliada por meio de análise de conteúdo, que teve como sujeitos as gestantes cadastradas em duas Estratégias de Saúde da Família. Resultados: A pesquisa apontou o apoio ofertado em âmbito familiar como essencial para a gestante e a ausência do homem durante a consulta foi entendida e justificada pelo horário de trabalho do companheiro, na maioria das vezes. Conclusão: Assim, depreende-se que existe a necessidade de estabelecimento de vínculo entre a tríade mãe-pai-filho para o melhor desenvolvimento da gestação. Os profissionais de saúde envolvidos na Atenção Primária à Saúde podem contribuir para esse processo e devem estimular e facilitar a participação do homem durante as consultas de pré-natal, entre outras atividades realizadas nesse cenário. Descritores: Paternidade; Cuidado pré-natal; Apoio social; Gravidez. ABSTRACTObjective: To analyze the point of view of pregnant women as man's participation during the gestational process and prenatal consultations. Methods: This is a qualitative study, evaluated by content analysis, which had as it subject the pregnant women registered in a health unit. Results: The study showed that the support offered in the family environment as essential to the pregnant woman and the absence of the man during the consultation were understood and justified by fellow working hours. Conclusion:Thus, it appears that there is a need for establishment of a connection between the mother-father-child triad for the optimal development of pregnancy. Health professionals involved in primary health care can contribute to this process and should encourage and facilitate the participation of man during the prenatal consultations, among other activities performed in this scenario. Descriptors: Paternity; Prenatal care; Social support; Pregnancy. RESUMENObjetivo: Analizarla visión de mujeres embarazadas en cuanto la participación del hombre durante el proceso de gestación y las consultas de prenatal. Método: Se trata de una investigación cualitativa, evaluada por análisis del contenido, que tenia como sujetos las mujeres registradas en una unidad de salud. Resultados: La pesquisa mostró que el apoyo ofrecido en el entorno familiar como esencial a la embarazada y la ausencia del hombre en la consulta fue entendida y justificada por el horario de trabajo del compañero. Conclusión: Así, pues, puede se desprender que hay necesidad de establecimiento de un vinculo entre la tríada madre-padre-hijo para lo mejor desarrollo de la gestación. Los profesionales de salud involucrados en la Atención Primaria a la Salud pueden contribuir a este proceso y deben estimular y facilitar la participación del hombre en las consultas de prenatal, entre otras actividades realizadas en este evento.

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A vis�o das gestantes acerca da participa��o do homem no processo gestacional

Caldeira

Ayres

Oliveira

et al. 2017

R. Enferm. Cent. O. Min.

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Investigation of stillbirths in Brazil: A systematic scoping review of the causes and related reporting processes in the past decade

Souza

Brasileiro

Ong

et al. 2022

Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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Background Recognizing the causes of stillbirths and their associated conditions is essential to reduce its occurrence. Objective To describe information on stillbirths in Brazil during the past decade. Search strategy A literature search was performed from January 2010 to December 2020. Selection criteria Original observational studies and clinical trials. Data collection and analysis Data were manually extracted to a spreadsheet and descriptive analysis was performed. Results A total of 55 studies were included; 40 studies (72.2%) used the official data stored by national public health systems. Most articles aimed to estimate the rate and trends of stillbirth (60%) or their causes (55.4%). Among the 16 articles addressing the causes of death, 10 (62.5%) used the International Classification of Diseases; most of the articles only specified the main cause of death. Intrauterine hypoxia was the main cause reported (ranging from 14.3% to 54.9%). Conclusion Having a national system based on compulsory notification of stillbirths may not be sufficient to provide quality information on occurrence and, especially, causes of death. Further improvements of the attribution and registration of causes of deaths and the implementation of educational actions for improving reporting systems are advisable. Finally, expanding the investigation of contributing factors associated with stillbirths would create an opportunity for further development of prevention strategies in low‐ and middle‐income countries such as Brazil.

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Participação paterna no pré-natal e a saúde da mulher

Silva

Viana

2020

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Pregnancy is a biological process that involves, in addition to the couple, family members, the community and the health professionals, who work during this period, accompanying from prenatal to the puerperium. Important period for all changes and resulting from pregnancy to occur smoothly. For the Ministry of Health, pregnancy is also an issue for men, stimulating the father's participation during this process, interacting with the health team, is fundamental for the biopsychosocial well-being of the mother-baby binomial and of himself, and prenatal care is an opportune time for this. The study aims to identify paternal participation in prenatal care and women's health as evidenced in scientific publications, analyzing factors that contribute to this participation, shown in scientific publications. This is an integrative literature review, the research was done through an online search in the bases: Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel, Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences and Scientific Electronic Library Online with the descriptors: Pregnancy, Fatherhood and Care Prenatal. The studies were grouped into two categories, according to their similarity: The father's participation in prenatal care and the father's participation in childbirth. Concluding that paternal participation in the monitoring of prenatal and childbirth is essential for the woman, due to the security and confidence that the pregnant woman feels to face all physical changes, thus being able to be a collaborator in promoting the health of the partner when pregnant, and helping to bring this family closer, thus bringing quality of life.

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Avaliação Da Influência Do Abandono Da Assistência Pré-Natal Na Mortalidade Fetal E Neonatal

Cited by 6 publications

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A vis�o das gestantes acerca da participa��o do homem no processo gestacional

A vis�o das gestantes acerca da participa��o do homem no processo gestacional

Investigation of stillbirths in Brazil: A systematic scoping review of the causes and related reporting processes in the past decade

Participação paterna no pré-natal e a saúde da mulher

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