El modelo Híades de conocimiento de la Historia de la Enfermería

Martínez, Antonio Claret García; Martínez, Manuel Jesús García

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“…Further studies on breastfeeding among Roma women in our setting are necessary in order to learn in depth about their beliefs and attitudes, as well as the difficulties they face. Moreover, it is important to take advantage of prenatal visits to address this issue because many Roma women do not attend the group sessions of maternal education/preparation for childbirth where infant feeding is usually addressed (García Martínez et al, 2018; Martorell Poveda & Rodríguez Pola, 2015; Stamenkovic et al, 2020), and furthermore, Roma women may not perceive the need to seek help with professionals for these issues as they routinely receive support within their community (Condon & Salmon, 2015; García Martínez et al, 2018).…”

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“…During pregnancy, Roma women coexist with two models: the self-care model where their referents during the process are the women in their family, mainly their mother, grandmothers, sisters, or mother-in-law (García Martínez et al, 2018), and the biomedical model, as they also go to the gynecologist (Logar et al, 2015, Martorell Poveda & Rodríguez Pola, 2015). In fact, in our setting, attending prenatal visits is a common practice among Roma women, as documented in other studies conducted in Spain (García Martínez et al, 2018; Martorell Poveda & Rodríguez Pola, 2015), probably in relation to the importance that the Roma community assigns to caring for the pregnant woman and her future child (Sedlecky & Rašević, 2015). Furthermore, the Spanish health system is universal and free of charge; therefore, there should be no differential barriers to healthcare access between Roma women and the general population.…”

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Prenatal and Birth Care of Roma Women

Fernández-Feito¹,

Bueno-Pérez²,

Díaz-Alonso³

et al. 2022

Nursing Research

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Background: The reproductive health of Roma women has been poorly studied. It is important to determine the follow-up care received by Roma women from pregnancy to the first postpartum visit, together with neonatal outcomes, to improve prenatal care and maternal-child outcomes.Objective: The aim of this study was to examine differences in prenatal care and maternal-infant outcomes between Roma and non-Roma women.Methods: A retrospective longitudinal study was conducted in 122 pregnant women (28 Roma and 94 non-Roma women) recruited from seven primary care centers in three districts of Asturias (Spain). Sociodemographic variables, prenatal control, birth characteristics, feeding, and neonatal outcomes (gestational age, weight, and APGAR [appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiration]) were collected from the electronic medical records. Prenatal care was assessed using three indices: the Kessner index, the Modified Adequacy of Prenatal Care Utilization Spanish Index, and an ad hoc index that considered adherence to the recommendations for pregnant women in Spain.Results: Compared with non-Roma women, advanced maternal age (≥35 years) and primigravida were less common among Roma women. Roma women visited the dentist less often, smoked more, and underwent group B streptococcus screening less frequently. No differences were found in the number of prenatal visits between Roma and non-Roma women. Consequently, there were no differences between the Kessner index and the Modified Adequacy of Prenatal Care Utilization Spanish Index. Using the ad hoc index, the non-Roma women more frequently had adequate prenatal visits. There were no differences in birth characteristics, type of feeding, and neonatal outcomes.Discussion: Overall, prenatal care was slightly worse in Roma women; however, this did not imply worse neonatal health outcomes. Both study groups had similar birth characteristics and immediate puerperium, including feeding.

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Prenatal and Birth Care of Roma Women

Fernández-Feito¹,

Bueno-Pérez²,

Díaz-Alonso³

et al. 2022

Nursing Research

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“…Nos referimos especialmente a publicaciones como Index de Enfermería o Hiades, con especial atención en el primer caso al rigor científico y a la preocupación por el factor "impacto de revistas" (42) , mientras la segunda incorpora en la Red un elenco bibliográfico de gran utilidad en relación con de Historia de la Enfermería (43) .…”

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Surgimiento y desarrollo de la Historia de la Enfermería en España

García

Cravioto

2013

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RESUMENEn el presente trabajo se abordan diversas cuestiones referidas a la investigación acerca de la Historia de la Salud en España. En especial se analizan los avances producidos en España a partir de dos factores principales: los influjos culturales de su entorno europeo, así como las demandas sociales que han conducido a la propia formación universitaria en Medicina y en Enfermería. En el trabajo se aborda la existencia de una cierta tradición profesional y de estudios, hasta ahora poco conocida, pero es tenida en cuenta de forma creciente, así como la incorporación del moderno modelo de interpretación de la Historia Social de la Enfermedad. En este contexto se produce en España el desarrollo desde la Universidad de la investigación en Historia de la Enfermería, y se plantean algunos avances de conocimiento en diversos temas concretos, producidos en los últimos años.

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Surgimiento y desarrollo de la Historia de la Enfermería en España

García

Cravioto

2013

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En el presente trabajo se abordan diversas cuestiones referidas a la investigación acerca de la Historia de la Salud en España. En especial se analizan los avances producidos en España a partir de dos factores principales: los influjos culturales de su entorno europeo, así como las demandas sociales que han conducido a la propia formación universitaria en Medicina y en Enfermería. En el trabajo se aborda la existencia de una cierta tradición profesional y de estudios, hasta ahora poco conocida, pero es tenida en cuenta de forma creciente, así como la incorporación del moderno modelo de interpretación

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El modelo Híades de conocimiento de la Historia de la Enfermería

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Prenatal and Birth Care of Roma Women

Prenatal and Birth Care of Roma Women

Surgimiento y desarrollo de la Historia de la Enfermería en España

Surgimiento y desarrollo de la Historia de la Enfermería en España

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