Direitos das parturientes: conhecimento da adolescente e acompanhante

Carvalho, Vanessa Franco de; Kerber, Nalú Pereira da Costa; Azambuja, Eliana Pinho de; Bueno, Fabiely Fialho; Silveira, Rosemary Silva da; Barros, Alessandra Mendes de

doi:10.1590/s0104-12902014000200017

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“…Although this document 6 was published in 2005, its limited publicizing has stopped it from being used as an instrument for ensuring the presence of the companion 6 - 7 . …”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Support actions undertaken for the woman by companions in public maternity hospitals

Junges

Brüggemann

Knobel

et al. 2018

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to identify the support actions undertaken for the woman during labor, birth, cesarean section and the postpartum period. Method: a transversal study, undertaken in three public maternity hospitals, with a sample of 1,147 companions. The data were collected through interviews and were analyzed using descriptive statistics. The support actions were classified in four dimensions: emotional, physical, informational and relating to intermediation. Results: the majority of interviewees were the partner/father of the baby (76.7%). In labor, birth and the postpartum period, the actions of emotional support - such as calming, encouraging and praising, were performed by more than 80.0% of the companions; informational support, by approximately 70.0%; and intermediation by fewer than 65.0% of them. In childbirth, the emphasis on physical support was observed in assisting with walking (84.4%), and in changing position (90.4%).Conclusion: the companions participate actively in the birth process, performing actions of support in the four dimensions. Emotional support is the most frequent, followed by physical and informational support, mainly during labor and birth. The results contribute to valuing the companion from the woman’s social network in the birth scenario and to the recognition of his/her role as a provider of support.

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“…Although this document 6 was published in 2005, its limited publicizing has stopped it from being used as an instrument for ensuring the presence of the companion 6 - 7 . …”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This legal support aims to protect women’s rights, facilitating the companion’s remaining present during obstetric inpatient treatment. However, studies have identified that ignorance and failure to comply with this Law continue to be considerable 6 - 7 .…”

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Support actions undertaken for the woman by companions in public maternity hospitals

Junges

Brüggemann

Knobel

et al. 2018

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…The lack of knowledge of the population interferes with the matter of autonomy of the mother and her family in the labor process. Many times, information is not presented, thereby ignoring the respect for the rights of citizens [18].…”

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Labor Pain through the Eyes of Brazilian Women and Delivery Nurses

Coutinho¹,

Alves²,

Viduedo³

et al. 2018

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Objective: Understanding the perception of women who have recently given birth in a Brazilian hospital regarding labor pain and nursing involvement in the labor process. Methodology: exploratory, descriptive and qualitative study carried out in a Maternity part of the supplementary health system in the Federal District (DF). Data were collected between May and July 2015 through interviews using a semi-structured questionnaire. The sample consisted of 16 mothers and data analysis followed Bardin methodology in three phases. Results: The pain experienced during labor is surrounded by feelings and expectations. Both positive and negative feelings experienced by mothers were identified in the interviews and unanimous opinion was the fact that the second stage is the most painful period as continuous pain is experienced. Some of the participants compared pain with strong menstrual cramps, renal colic and back pain; others, said labor pain was the strongest ever experienced. The immediate contact with the newborn was referred to as a reward for coping with breast pain and suffering. Other factors such as the importance of follow-up, support and coping with the pain and care provided by health staff were also highlighted. Conclusion: empowerment of the mother and family through knowledge is considered an important tool to fight pain and cope with the birth process in a positive and physiological way, which in the long run promotes a cultural change in the population regarding the importance of vaginal birth.

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“…A atenção concedida ao indivíduo que servirá de apoiador durante todo o mecanismo de parturição dependerá da aplicação de práticas comprovadamente eficazes e estabelecimento de vínculos fundamentados em princípios éti-cos. A garantia de autonomia, privacidade e as trocas com a gestante e seu familiar são essenciais para adoção de condutas futuras (Carvalho, Kerber, 2014 (Brasil, 2005). Portanto, ao considerarmos esta legislação, não se caracteriza como atribuição de nenhum profissional fomentar a criação de parâmetros que avaliem a pertinência de uma pessoa, selecionada pela cliente, para protagonizar junto a mesma o momento do nascimento.…”

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Percepción de los profesionales de enfermería sobre la integración del acompañante durante el proceso de parto

Cassiano¹,

Silva²,

Alves³

et al. 2017

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The research aimed to identify the nursing knowledge about the insertion of companion in the parturition process. exploratory and descriptive study with qualitative approach developed in a university hospital in the city of Santa Cruz, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The number of participants was determined by saturation data, respecting the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Data were collected through a semi-structured interview, later worked according to content analysis according to Bardin and analyzed according to the principles of symbolic interactionism of Blumer. The escort was valued for its importance, which runs through the emotional support, joint participation and rights guaranteed by law. However, factors linked to the lack of knowledge, inexperience and curiosity were found to be factors that may compromise the care routine. Nursing professionals recognize the importance of accompanying, which moves through the emotional support, guidPercepción de los profesionales de enfermeira sobre la integración del acompañante durante el proceso de parto Perception of professional nursing on the companion of inclusion in the process of parturition Percepção dos profissionais de enfermagem sobre a inserção do acompanhante no processo de parturição

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Direitos das parturientes: conhecimento da adolescente e acompanhante

Cited by 16 publications

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Support actions undertaken for the woman by companions in public maternity hospitals

Support actions undertaken for the woman by companions in public maternity hospitals

Labor Pain through the Eyes of Brazilian Women and Delivery Nurses

Percepción de los profesionales de enfermería sobre la integración del acompañante durante el proceso de parto

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