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      Assistência pré-natal no Brasil Translated title:  Prenatal care in Brazil Translated title: El cuidado prenatal en Brasil

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          O estudo tem por objetivo analisar a assistência pré-natal oferecida às gestantes usuárias de serviços de saúde públicos e/ou privados utilizando dados da pesquisa Nascer no Brasil, realizada em 2011 e 2012. As informações foram obtidas por meio de entrevista com a puérpera durante a internação hospitalar e dados do cartão de pré- natal. Os resultados mostram cobertura elevada da assistência pré-natal (98,7%) tendo 75,8% das mulheres iniciado o pré-natal antes da 16a semana gestacional e 73,1% compareceram a seis ou mais consultas. O pré-natal foi realizado, sobretudo, em unidades básicas (89,6%), públicas (74,6%), pelo mesmo profissional (88,4%), em sua maioria médicos (75,6%), e 96% receberam o cartão de pré-natal. Um quarto das gestantes foi considerado de risco. Do total das entrevistadas, apenas 58,7% foram orientadas sobre a maternidade de referência, e 16,2% procuraram mais de um serviço para a admissão para o parto. Desafios persistem para a melhoria da qualidade dessa assistência, com a realização de procedimentos efetivos para a redução de desfechos desfavoráveis.

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          This study aims to describe prenatal care provided to pregnant users of the public or private health services in Brazil, using survey data from Birth in Brazil, research conducted from 2011 to 2012. Data was obtained through interviews with postpartum women during hospitalization and information from hand-held prenatal notes. The results show high coverage of prenatal care (98.7%), with 75.8% of women initiating prenatal care before 16 weeks of gestation and 73.1% having six or more number of appointments. Prenatal care was conducted mainly in primary health care units (89.6%), public (74.6%), by the same professional (88.4%), mostly physicians (75.6%), and 96% received their hand-held prenatal notes. A quarter of women were considered at risk of complications. Of the total respondents, only 58.7% were advised about which maternity care service to give birth, and 16.2% reported searching more than one health service for admission in labour and birth. Challenges remain for improving the quality of prenatal care, with the provision of effective procedures for reducing unfavourable outcomes.

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          El estudio tiene por objetivo describir el cuidado prenatal ofrecido a las embarazadas por parte de los servicios de salud públicos o privados en Brasil, utilizando los datos de la encuesta Nacer en Brasil, realizada en 2011 y 2012. La información se obtuvo mediante entrevistas con las mujeres después del parto, durante la hospitalización, y la ficha prenatal. Los resultados indican una alta cobertura (98,7%), con un 75,8% de las mujeres que comenzaron la atención prenatal antes de las 16 semanas de gestación y un 73,1% que tuvieron seis o más consultas. La atención prenatal se llevó a cabo en las unidades básicas de atención (89,6%), públicas (74,6%), por un mismo profesional (88,4%), la mayoría médicos (75,6%) y el 96% recibió una ficha prenatal. Una cuarta parte de las mujeres se consideraba en riesgo. Del total, sólo el 58,7% estaban orientadas sobre la unidad de maternidad de referencia, y el 16,2% dice que han buscado más de un servicio para el parto. Sigue habiendo problemas para mejorar la calidad de la atención, y es necesaria la realización de procedimientos efectivos para reducir los resultados desfavorables.

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            Birth in Brazil: national survey into labour and birth

            Background Caesarean section rates in Brazil have been steadily increasing. In 2009, for the first time, the number of children born by this type of procedure was greater than the number of vaginal births. Caesarean section is associated with a series of adverse effects on the women and newborn, and recent evidence suggests that the increasing rates of prematurity and low birth weight in Brazil are associated to the increasing rates of Caesarean section and labour induction. Methods Nationwide hospital-based cohort study of postnatal women and their offspring with follow-up at 45 to 60 days after birth. The sample was stratified by geographic macro-region, type of the municipality and by type of hospital governance. The number of postnatal women sampled was 23,940, distributed in 191 municipalities throughout Brazil. Two electronic questionnaires were applied to the postnatal women, one baseline face-to-face and one follow-up telephone interview. Two other questionnaires were filled with information on patients’ medical records and to assess hospital facilities. The primary outcome was the percentage of Caesarean sections (total, elective and according to Robson’s groups). Secondary outcomes were: post-partum pain; breastfeeding initiation; severe/near miss maternal morbidity; reasons for maternal mortality; prematurity; low birth weight; use of oxygen use after birth and mechanical ventilation; admission to neonatal ICU; stillbirths; neonatal mortality; readmission in hospital; use of surfactant; asphyxia; severe/near miss neonatal morbidity. The association between variables were investigated using bivariate, stratified and multivariate model analyses. Statistical tests were applied according to data distribution and homogeneity of variances of groups to be compared. All analyses were taken into consideration for the complex sample design. Discussion This study, for the first time, depicts a national panorama of labour and birth outcomes in Brazil. Regardless of the socioeconomic level, demand for Caesarean section appears to be based on the belief that the quality of obstetric care is closely associated to the technology used in labour and birth. Within this context, it was justified to conduct a nationwide study to understand the reasons that lead pregnant women to submit to Caesarean sections and to verify any association between this type of birth and it’s consequences on postnatal health.
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              Pré-natal e peruerpério atenção qualificada e humanizada: manual técnico

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                Cadernos de Saúde Pública
                Cad. Saúde Pública
                Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública Sergio Arouca, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Rio de Janeiro )
                1678-4464
                August 2014
                : 30
                : suppl 1
                : S85-S100
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                [1 ] Fundação Oswaldo Cruz Brazil
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                S0102-311X2014001300016
                10.1590/0102-311X00126013
                25167194
                72f6d47f-e1bc-4694-a40a-f81f1b9c314d

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                Prenatal Care,Maternal and Child Health,Maternal-Child Health Services,Atención Pré-natal,Salud Materno-Infantil,Servicios de Salud Materno-Infantil,Cuidado Pré-Natal,Saúde Materno-Infantil,Serviços de Saúde Materno-Infantil

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