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Nurses' social representations of the care that crack users provide to the newborn
Ventura, Jeferson; Gomes, Giovana calcagno; Scarton, Juliane; Silva, Camila Daiane; Xavier, Daiani Modernel; Perim, Laura FontouraObjective: To know the social representations of nurses about the care that women who use crack provide the newborn in the postpartum period. Methodology: Qualitative research whose theoretical framework was the Theory of Social Representations. Participated 14 nurses who worked at the Maternity and Obstetric Center of a hospital in southern Brazil. Data were collected in the second half of 2018, through semi-s...
Representações sociais de enfermeiras acerca do cuidado que mulheres usuárias d...
Ventura, Jeferson; Gomes, Giovana Calcagno; Scarton, Juliane; Silva, Camila Daiane; Xavier, Daiani Modernel; Perim, Laura FontouraObjective: To know the social representations of nurses about the care that women who use crack provide the newborn in the postpartum period. Methodology: Qualitative research whose theoretical framework was the Theory of Social Representations. Participated 14 nurses who worked at the Maternity and Obstetric Center of a hospital in southern Brazil. Data were collected in the second half of 2018, through semi-s...
The decision to breastfeed during adolescence: a study in cultural perspective
Cremonese, Luiza; Wilhelm, Laís Antunes; Prates, Lisie Alende; Possati, Andrêssa Batista; Scarton, Juliane; Ressel, Lúcia BeatrizAim: to know how the decision to breastfeed was culturally constructed during adolescence, by a group of women. Method: field study, descriptive, qualitative, developed with eight women. The data were collected through semi-structured interview, and analyzed under the thematic content analysis of operative proposal. Results: the decision to breastfeeding is connected to cultural heritage, transmitted through ge...
Humanization of prenatal care in the praxis of health professionals: introducto...
Barreto, Camila Nunes; Cremonese, Luiza; Prates, Lisie Alende; Scarton, Juliane; Ressel, Lúcia BeatrizDoi: 10.5902/2179769212970Aim: to identify the process of approximation of the presuppositions of humanization and the public policies and health programs, proposed by the Ministry of Health, in the praxis of low-risk prenatal care. Method: descriptive field study, using a qualitative approach and anthropological perspective. The setting of the study will consist of Family Health Strategies. The subjects will b...
Vivências de mulheres-primíparas nas práticas de cuidado ao parto vaginal
Scarton, JulianeCoordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior; The birth is one of the major events in women's lives, because it establishes the transition to motherhood. In this sense, although the birth of a child usually be one of happiness overflowed event, one can not ignore that commonly this also constitutes a time of anxiety and fear determined by the experience of something unknown. To that end, all the ...
Myths and doubts of teenage women about body modifications and their implicatio...
Silva, Silvana Cruz da; Prates, Lisie Alende; Scarton, Juliane; Barreto, Camila Nunes; Alves, Camila Neumaier; Wilhelm, Laís AntunesAim: to know the myths and doubts of a group of teenage women in relation to body changes and their implications on sexuality. Method: descriptive field study, with a qualitative approach. The participants of the study were nine female teenagers. The data were collected in a public elementary school in a city of Rio Grande do Sul through the focal group technique, and analyzed according to the content analysis....