Análise da assistência pré-natal na percepção de puérperas

Abstract

The gestation is a social event; it is treated of a singular process in the woman's universe and of her partner, also involving the family and the community. The prenatal attention foresees the promotion of maternal-infantile health including the treatment of the problems that, for misfortune, happen in that period. Leaving of those beginnings, the present study aimed at to analyze the prenatal attendance in the users' perception that who accomplished the childbirth in an university hospital, of the Unique system of Health of a city of midsize load of RS, and also to characterize the practices of prenatal presented in that municipal district. The sample consisted of 150 pospartum women who were interviewed within 48 hours after birth. The collection period was two months (from December, 2010 to February, 2011). In the interview (especially elaborated for that study) the accomplishment was questioned or not of consultations of prenatal, how many were accomplished, the importance of the prenatal, among others. Of the 150 mothers interviewed, 91,33% accomplished prenatal in services of health of different technological densities (Hospital, Private Clinic and Basic Attention) and 8,67% didn't accomplish any consultation. In spite of the high index of accomplishment of prenatal, a select analysis evidences a deslocation among the prenatal period, birth and puerperium and it reveals the importance of the pregnant woman's reception in an interdisciplinary perspective to example of the practiced by the Program of Residence multi-professional in that study was conducted.