Practices which are harmful to delivery: report of health workers from the south of Brazil

Autores

  • Vanessa Franco de Carvalho
  • Nalú Pereira da Costa Kerber
  • Josefine Busanello
  • Marilice Magroski Gomes da Costa
  • Bruna Goulart Gonçalves
  • Vanessa Franco de Quadros

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Natural Childbirth, Workers, Delivery of Health Care, Nursing, Women´s Health

Resumo

This study aims to identify the use of practices characterized as harmful in normal childbirth in a university hospital in southern Brazil, according to local workers´ reports. This exploratory-descriptive research was developed through interviews with 23 workers between July 2008 and October 2009. A descriptive analysis was made of the data correlation, established with World Health Organi­zation and Ministry of Health recommendations. It was made evident that most workers applied practices considered detrimental to parturition, such as: episiotomy, shaving and use of oxytocin. The only practice in disuse in the unit under studied was the entero­clysis. In order to change this reality, there must be investment in training courses and successful experiences of natural childbirth.

 

Publicado

2010-12-20

Como Citar

Carvalho, V. F. de, Kerber, N. P. da C., Busanello, J., Costa, M. M. G. da, Gonçalves, B. G., & Quadros, V. F. de. (2010). Practices which are harmful to delivery: report of health workers from the south of Brazil. Rev Rene, 11. Recuperado de http://200.129.40.241/rene/article/view/4668

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