Resumo OBJETIVO Compreender as percepções das gestantes acerca do cuidado recebido durante o pré-natal, no âmbito da atenção primária à saúde. MÉTODO Estudo qualitativo, baseado na Grounded Theory. A coleta de dados foi realizada de agosto a dezembro de 2016, através de entrevista semiestruturada com 12 gestantes que realizaram acompanhamento pré-natal na atenção primária do município de Florianópolis/SC/Brasil. A coleta e análise dos dados foram realizadas concomitantemente. Na análise de dados utilizou-se a codificação aberta e axial. RESULTADOS Foram elaboradas três categorias, sendo elas: O cuidado antes e durante a gestação. Participação em grupos de gestantes e, Cuidado de qualidade durante a gestação. CONCLUSÃO As percepções das gestantes acerca do cuidado recebido durante o pré-natal estão relacionadas à atenção dispensada, ao acolhimento humanizado, consideração da subjetividade da gestante e amparo nos momentos difíceis que tornam este período satisfatório.
Objective: To understand how care management in prenatal care in a Care Center in Angola happens. Method: A qualitative study, which used the Constructivist Grounded Theory (GT) as a methodological framework. The theoretical sample consisted of 22 participants, including nursing professionals, pregnant women and nursing students from Huambo, Angola. The data were collected by interviews and analyzed according to initial and focused coding. Results: Five categories arose: Embracing the pregnant woman for prenatal care; Performing the prenatal consultation; Creating a bond and dialogical relationship with pregnant women; Establishing collaborative working relationships; and Inserting the pregnant woman's family into prenatal care. Conclusion: The management of nursing care in the study setting is effective through complementary and interdependent steps, based on collaborative relationships among professionals and in the effort to establish bonds with pregnant women and their families.
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