O alojamento conjunto: um espaço de educação para puérperas e acompanhantes.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Women no longer give birth in household and began to give birth to their children in the hospital environment. What was a family event became part of the healthcare team and the care that were conducted within the home environment place gave the separation between mother and child. Through studies it became clear that weaken the bond of mother and child at all favored the health of both, however, brought losses to the bonding and early weaning, and other causes. With the creation of Rooming aimed to that mother and child had strengthened the bond early breastfeeding was encouraged and that both were under the care of nursing staff, as well as other health professionals involved in this practice. The Rooming is essential for nursing to develop educational role this environment should promote and thus provide a high oriented and secure. In the absence of an action oriented health education within the Rooming, there was interest in during visits carry out work of basic guidelines so as to contribute to the promotion of health for the customer and postpartum care for your newborn born. OBJECTIVE: To develop a proposal for guidelines for intervention for mothers and caregivers in the rooming. METHODS: Study type experience report conducted in the maternity ward of the Regional Hospital of Arapiraca / AL which is a reference for high-risk birth, in his rooming 29 beds available for mothers. With the target audience 20 mothers and their internal accompanying the Rooming. The period for this study occurred between the months of June to September 2015. RESULTS: Ignorance about the topics covered during visits to each bed and satisfaction of customers to receive guidance on the appropriate care for postpartum and newborn born, customer satisfaction and participation to get directions. CONCLUSION: When we promote health education in ALCON are contributing to the empowerment of postpartum women and their families about the self care after childbirth and care of the newborn. Health education should be part of the language of all professionals involved in caring for mothers and newborns, and should be continued in primary care.