Brazilian scientific publications of obstetrical nurses on home delivery: systematic literature review

Feyer, Iara Simoni Silveira; Monticelli, Marisa; Volkmer, Cilene; Burigo, Renata Angeloni

doi:10.1590/s0104-07072013000100030

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“…In Brazil, the current model still produces iniquities in care. [15][16] These iniquities raise a reflection on the obstetric care model, which has presented a strong technological component and little emphasis on subjectivity. Thus, the technical competence has been valued, to the detriment of the human and relational dimensions of a person's care.…”

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“…In this sense, the care provided by the midwives is capable of producing a sense of security and satisfaction in the process of delivery and giving birth. [16][17][18][19][20][21][22] Thus, this care is articulated to the individual and social dimensions, involving the application of scientific and local knowledge, and considering the subjective dimensions and social representations as a form of knowledge elaborated and shared. Such social representations favor the identification of the elements that contribute to the construction of know-how.…”

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História Oral Como Método Para a Compreensão Do Ofício Das Parteiras Do Semiárido Brasileiro

Gomes

Silva

Oliveira

et al. 2018

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RESUMO Objetivo: compreender o processo histórico do ofício das parteiras do semiárido nordestino brasileiro por meio da história oral. Método: estudo qualitativo realizado em nove municípios do Cariri cearense com 16 parteiras, por meio do método da história oral. Foi utilizada, como instrumento de coleta de dados, a entrevista semiestruturada, com gravação das entrevistas em vídeo. Os relatos foram transcritos, textualizados e transcriados, sendo analisados segundo o método da história oral de vida. Resultados: a inserção de mulheres no ofício de parteiras ocorreu de forma transcendental ou essencial. Foi considerado um dom autônomo, divino ou aprendido pelo convívio com outras parteiras mais experientes. Seus conhecimentos variaram entre os saberes empírico e científico, tendo sido modificados ao longo do tempo, por conta do crescimento da medicalização, instigando a reflexão diante da atuação profissional voltada à saúde da mulher. Isto valorizou o parto, tornado um momento único, respeitando todos seus significados e devolvendo à mulher seu direito de ser mãe com humanidade e segurança. Conclusão: ficou evidente a forma natural e transcendental com que as parteiras foram inseridas neste ofício, motivadas pelo sentimento de altruísmo em um contexto histórico e social de ausência de acesso universal à saúde, de localização geográfica rural e de pouca disponibilidade de recursos humanos na saúde. Ficaram evidentes, deste modo, seus valores e sua importância no cenário da saúde obstétrica brasileira.

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confidence: 99%

História Oral Como Método Para a Compreensão Do Ofício Das Parteiras Do Semiárido Brasileiro

Gomes

Silva

Oliveira

et al. 2018

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“…Of these, six are now outdated; and the remaining current reviews focus on perspectives in the United Kingdom only [ 31 , 39 ] or are systematic review protocols [ 34 , 35 ]. Fewer systematic reviews focus on practitioners’ perspectives of home birth: three systematic reviews examined the perspectives of midwives and nurses, and of these, two conducted with stakeholders in HRCs are no longer current [ 40 , 41 ]. The third examines midwives’ perspectives of home birth in LMRCs [ 42 ].…”

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Global stakeholder perspectives of home birth: a systematic scoping review

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Home birth is experienced by people very differently worldwide. These experiences likely differ by the type of stakeholder involved (women, their support persons, birth attendants, policy-makers), the experience itself (low-risk birth, transfer to hospital, previous deliveries), and by the health system within which home birth occurs (e.g., high-resource versus low- and middle-resource countries). Research evidence of stakeholders’ perspectives of home birth could usefully inform personal and policy decisions about choosing and providing home birth, but the current literature is fragmented and its breadth is not fully understood.We conducted a systematic scoping review to understand how the research literature on stakeholders’ perspectives of home birth is characterized in terms of populations, settings and identified issues, and what potential gaps exist in the research evidence. A range of electronic, web-based and key informant sources of evidence were searched. Located references were assessed, data extracted, and descriptively analyzed using robust methods.Our analysis included 460 full reports. Findings from 210 reports of studies in high-resource countries suggested that research with fathers and same-sex partners, midwives, and vulnerable populations and perspectives of freebirth and transfer to hospital could be synthesized. Gaps in primary research exist with respect to family members, policy makers, and those living in rural and remote locations. A further 250 reports of studies in low- and middle-resource countries suggested evidence for syntheses related to fathers and other family members, policy makers, and other health care providers and examination of issues related to emergency transfer to hospital, rural and remote home birth, and those who birth out of hospital, often at home, despite receiving antenatal care intended to increase healthcare-seeking behavior. Gaps in primary research suggest an examination is needed of perspectives in countries with higher maternal mortality and among first-time mothers and young mothers.Our scoping review identified a considerable body of research evidence on stakeholder perspectives of home birth. These could inform the complex factors influencing personal decisions and health system planning around home birth in both high- and low- and middle-resource countries. Future primary research is warranted on specific stakeholders worldwide and with vulnerable populations in areas of high maternal mortality.

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“…Labour is an intensive, energy-sapping event that mothers undergo in the course of procreation and it is associated with emotional, psychological and physical morbidities and occasionally mortality [1] [2]. The emotional well being of a woman in labour determines the extent of her sense of control [3]- [8]. Sense of control in labour has been found to reduce maternal anxiety during childbirth and ultimately leads to a more positive birth experience [4]- [9].…”

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“…With the shift of place of birth from home to the hospital, many practices have changed [3]. In the past, many parturients laboured in the confines of their homes, where they are supported by their mothers or family members [16] [19].…”

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A Study on the Attitude and Preference of Antenatal Clinic Attendees to Companionship during Labour and Delivery in Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki

Asogwa¹,

Nwafor²,

Nobert³

et al. 2019

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Background: Labour is a stressful physical and psychological experience in a woman's life, requiring optimal coping mechanism. Companionship provides such needed support in this vulnerable moment of women. The presence of a companion of the woman's choice had been noted to have a positive influence on her satisfaction with the birth process. Objectives: To ascertain the attitude of antenatal clinic attendees to companionship in labour and delivery and their preferred companions. Methods: A descriptive cross sectional study was conducted between 10th June 2016 and 28th July 2016 on 297 antenatal clinic attendees at Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki. The respondents completed an anonymous, self-administered questionnaire assessing the attitude of antenatal clinic attendees to companionship in labour and delivery and their preferred companions. The data was analyzed using Epiinfo TM version 7.1.5. Results: A total of 297 pregnant women participated in the study. They were mainly Igbos (93.27%), and Christians (96.97%). Their ages ranged from 18-50 years with most of them between 21-30 years (68.35%). Most of the women had tertiary education (48%), and were unemployed (36.36%). Ninety two percent of the respondents wished for companionship in labour, while 32.66% has had companion in previous delivery(ies). All of the women that had experienced companionship expressed satisfaction with it. Majority of them preferred their Partners/Husbands as companions (47%). Conclusion: Majority of our women were desirous of com

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Brazilian scientific publications of obstetrical nurses on home delivery: systematic literature review

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

História Oral Como Método Para a Compreensão Do Ofício Das Parteiras Do Semiárido Brasileiro

História Oral Como Método Para a Compreensão Do Ofício Das Parteiras Do Semiárido Brasileiro

Global stakeholder perspectives of home birth: a systematic scoping review

A Study on the Attitude and Preference of Antenatal Clinic Attendees to Companionship during Labour and Delivery in Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki

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