Capacitação da equipe de enfermagem para as boas práticas obstétricas, no hospital de Verdejante - PE

Abstract

In labor, the woman needs to be recognized as the protagonist, exercising autonomy over your body. The World Health Organization recommends that assistance to women's health and the child must be humanized, focusing on good practices, through the reduction of unnecessary interventions that target primarily the prevention of child mortality. Nursing professionals who work in labor, should abolish the practices not recommended Considering that in the small Hospital Adelaide Tavares de Sá, the municipality of Verdejante-PE, births are assisted in period by non-specialists still expulsive, even for non-specialists and professionals, often practices are archaic and using improper interventions. For this reason, the objective of empowering the nursing staff that acts directly on obstetric assistance, with the use of good practices. Questioning methodology was used, based on the previous knowledge reported by professionals on the subject, through dynamic, workshops, talks and wheels discussion of case studies, using audio visual resources. It was found that the majority of nursing professionals in small Hospital Adelaide Tavares de Sá, unaware of good practices, however, are interested in acquiring new knowledge to ensure a safe delivery and humanized to the binomial mother/son. In the long term it is expected that there will be an improvement in the quality of obstetric assistance, featuring non-pharmacological mechanisms for pain relief and that best practices are implemented in the hospital routine, working with continuing education of professionals, in order to ensure the woman rights in the process of generating and birth. It is concluded that sensitize and empower, are actions that need to be institutionalized and worked continuously for the long term, there is effective in changing the conduct of professionals.