Reorganização da assistência de enfermagem no processo do parto e nascimento no HUPAA: com enfoque na implementação das ações de enfermagem à puérpera no pós- parto cesáreo

Abstract

Brazil is experiencing an epidemic of cesarean operations and has become the most common mode of birth in the country. From January to September 2017 HUPAA were 896 cesareanscarried out. Postpartum is called a puerperium that is a period in the life of a woman, deserves some specific considerations,and at this stage health problems related to pregnancy may arise, responsible for many sequelae and even death of women caused by bleeding and infections. The present work was carried out at Professor Mariano Teixeira maternity hospital, which is a public institution. The objectives were: to contribute to the implementation of good practices in the nursing actions to the puerperium in the post-partum cesarean section in Joint Housing, to implant the Standard Operating Procedure-POP of Nursing Care in the puerperium: Postpartum Cesarean in joint housing, to strengthen humanized care during the post-partum cesarean section, promote discussion and reflection with the interdisciplinary team about the importance of good practices in postpartum caesarian care. Methodology: Based on the Strategic Situational Planning (PES) method; discussions in-groupwith the other CEEE II specialists and with the team; elaboration of the Standard Operative Procedure -POP of PuerperiumCare: Postpartum Cesarean; meetings and interventions with the interdisciplinary team. Meetings and questionnaires as a form of continuous evaluation, monitoring. Results: It is promoting discussions and reflections on the care provided by the interdisciplinary team, creating opportunities for collective analysis of work, strengthening the humanized care in the post-partum cesarean section. Conclusion: It is concluded that the benefits of implementing good practices in the care of postpartum women after cesarean section are varied for all involved in this process, allowing a more satisfactory, welcoming and humanized hospital stay.