Contributions of nursing care to women

Wall, Marilene Loewen

doi:10.1590/0034-7167-201871sup301

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“…In this context, the process of training and improving obstetric nurses in Brazil is broadened, with strategies such as Rede Cegonha implemented in 2011, the National Residence Program in Obstetric Nursing (ProgramaNacional de ResidênciaemEnfermagemObstétrica, PRONAENF) elaborated in 2013 and the Improvement and Development Project for Innovation in Care and Education in Obstetrics and Neonatology (Aprimoramento e Inovação no Cuidado e EnsinoemObstetrícia e Neonatologia, Apice-On), launched by the Ministry of Health in 2017, which aims to qualify the care for women in different settings and life phases. [9][10] Considering that families have increasingly opted for PHC, carried out by multi-professional teams, mostly integrated by obstetric nurses, it is clear that the training of these professionals, predominantly, is based on the hospital environment, and aims to analyze the professional trajectory of obstetric nurses who work in planned home childbirth.…”

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Assistance to Planned Home Childbirth: Professional Trajectory and Specificities of the Obstetric Nurse Care

Oliveira

Barbosa²,

Alves

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Objective: to analyze the professional trajectory of obstetric nurses, who work in planned home childbirth. Method: a descriptive and exploratory study with a qualitative approach, conducted with 12 obstetric nurses who work in planned home childbirth. The participants were recruited using the non-probabilistic Snowball Sampling technique. In this perspective, semi-structured interviews were used, applied during the months of August to November 2018, in private places in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The collected data were submitted to content analysis in the thematic modality. Results: the research pointed out the value of experience and professional training - important milestones - in the setting of planned home childbirth, and motivators for the work of the professionals, as they enable autonomy. It is also emphasized the need for the obstetric nurse to acquire different skills for home childbirth, not covered during the training process. Conclusion: the results consolidate that obstetric nurses, who work in planned home childbirth and have a professional trajectory focused on the constant theoretical improvement associated with an approximation with “experts” in the area, provide experience, safety and quality of obstetric care, as well as autonomous action, in this care-related setting.

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