Degree of compliance with the ten steps of the Breastfeeding Friendly Primary Care Initiative and its association with the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding

Abstract

Given the contribution of BFPCI to the practice of EBF, a greater investment in the expansion and sustainability of this initiative is recommended, as well as its association with other strategies to promote, protect, and support breastfeeding.

Ações do programa de puerpério na atenção primária: uma revisão integrativa

“…Other studies were held in Europe, 6 (14%), Oceania, 6 (13.9%), Asia, 2 (4.7%), Africa, 2 (4.7%) and one in three countries, Bangladesh and Nepal (Asia) and Malawi (Africa). The main three languages were English, 51.2% (22), followed by Portuguese, 44.2% (19), and 4.7% (2) Spanish.…”

“…Most studies were quantitative (76.7%) (33), and 37.2% (16) are evaluative, 20.9% (9) qualitative, 13.9% (6) cross-sectional, 11.6% (5) clinical trial, 7% (3) cohort and the same quantity of quasi-experimental, and one was descriptive. Regarding evaluation of methodological quality, 12.5% (2) of the 16 evaluative papers were rated excellent, 56.25% (9) very good and 31.25% (5) good, with two value judgments 18,19 . The others were classified by level of evidence, predominantly at level IV, 59.3% (16), followed by level III, 22.2% (6) and level II, 18.5% (5); and regarding CASP, most were classified as very good, 51.8% 14, 25.9% (7) as excellent and 22.2% (6) as good.…”

“…Breastfeeding benefits to women's health are countless 19 and the main difficulties in its maintenance occur in the first months postpartum, and PHC is an incentive environment for this practice 41 , considering its proximity to women and their priority role in the provision of puerperal care 9 .…”

“…From the reviewed studies, breastfeeding appeared as the main action addressed by professionals in Brazil, and is a subject poorly investigated internationally when addressing actions regarding puerperae in PHC. Seven Brazilian studies have evaluated the impact of its prevalence before and after breastfeeding promotion initiatives (such as "breastfeeding-friendly basic facility" or "Brazil breastfeeding network"), identifying that such actions contribute to an increased rate of breastfeeding, both exclusive up to six months and subsequent to this period 19,32,[39][40][41] . Two studies did not find statistical significance in their results, although they also showed superiority in the percentage of breastfeeding after the implementation of the initiative 42,43 .…”

Influência do tempo de aleitamento materno exclusivo no efeito do genótipo de risco do FTO rs9939609 em modelo recessivo

“…https://online.unisc.br/seer/index.php/jovenspesquisadores/ Revista Jovens Pesquisadores ISSN 2237 048X, DOI: 10.17058/rjp.v9i2.13424 87 1992;LAMBERTI et al, 2011;RITO et al, 2013), de infecções do trato respiratório (ALBERNAZ;MENEZES;CESAR, 2003;DIAS et al, 2010), de otites (TEELE; KLEIN;ROSNER, 1989;PASSANHA et al, 2010) e de alergias e predisposições atópicas (VAN ODIJK et al, 2003;SCHINCAGLIA et al, 2015). Ademais, o aleitamento materno apresenta benefícios para além do período de lactância como o risco diminuído de hipertensão arterial sistêmica, de níveis elevados de colesterol, de diabetes (HORTA et al, 2007;UMER et al, 2018) e, do risco de obesidade (DEWEY, 2003;HOWELL et al, 2014).…”