A promoção da saúde na assistência pré-natal em um município de fronteira

Abstract

The Mãe Paranaense Network was defined as a priority network in the Paraná State Government Plan, implemented in 2012 by the Paraná State Health Department (SESA), created with the purpose of reducing maternal and child mortality indicators with actions aimed at prenatal care and the child. This refers to the need for teaching, with the health education aspect promoted by health professionals in the care of obstetric emergencies and continuing education for the proper use of available clinical protocols. The objective of this study was to analyze the maternal care received in prenatal care, offered by nurses after the implementation of the Paranaenses Network, from the perspective of women / users during pregnancy. It was a quantitative research, developed in Foz do Iguaçu / PR. A total of 292 women were interviewed, with a mean age of 25.85 years, 155 (52.90%) were white, 259 (88.4%) had partners, 91 (31.06%) had studied until fundamental level. Regarding obstetric history, we had 112 (38.23%) first-born, 17 (5.80%) with gestational interval less than 1 year. Most started prenatal care before 14 weeks of gestation (n = 232, 79.45%) and at the first consultation, 260 (89.04%) prenatal opening sheets were opened by the nurse (the ). The nurse is responsible for opening prenatal care and monitoring these women through the nursing consultation. The anamnesis should be performed properly, following scientific and technical principles, and the nursing records must be legible in the prenatal booklet, because it is from this that the care and monitoring of this pregnant woman will be performed.