“…19 It is known that interdisciplinary action in labor and delivery care is an important strategy for the humanization of care, however, it was found in five studies, the difficulty in achieving interdisciplinary care, due to the hegemonic posture of some medical professionals, associated with the traditional and technocratic model, since some doctors do not accept the decisions and approaches made by the nursing team, making it impossible to implement good practices in childbirth care. 10,14,17,21,23 Practices such as amniotomy, indiscriminate use of oxytocin and peripheral venous access, routine episiotomy and in some cases without the pregnant woman's consent, kristeller maneuver, enema, trichotomy, restriction to supine position, vaginal touches performed by more than one professional, are procedures often performed in childbirth care in Brazil, and strongly discouraged by WHO and MS because they are not beneficial and/or are harmful to women and newborns. 2,4 The role of the obstetric nurse in the care process during labor and birth has determined a humanized care, with a preponderance of good practices recommended and based on scientific evidence, reducing unnecessary and harmful interventions.…”