Objetivo: analisar fatores associados ao preenchimento da caderneta de saúde da criança parafomentar a coordenação do cuidado e acesso à saúde.Método: estudo quantitativo, realizado entre janeiro e junho de 2016, em município paulista.Entrevistadas 284 mães e observadas as cadernetas de seus filhos; considerados significativosresultados com p< 0,05.Resultados: identificou-se baixo preenchimento para pré-natal (5%), dados do recém-nascido(40%), exames de triagem neonatal (10%) e alta hospitalar (6%). Escolaridade materna (p=0,006)foi fator associado ao correto preenchimento de dados do recém-nascido.Conclusão: a caderneta não tem sido fonte de dados para seguimento da atenção ao recém-nascidono município investigado. Favorecer continuidade da atenção após o nascimento e a execução deregistros adequados potencializa a coordenação do cuidado. O preenchimento desse instrumento,incorporado às práticas dos serviços e dos profissionais de saúde em todos os pontos da rede deatenção à criança, traz contribuições ao acesso à saúde.
Objective: to make and validate an educational video about the management of pediatric cardiopulmonary arrest caused by respiratory failure. Method: methodological study developed in three stages: preparation and validation of a clinical case; production; and validation of educational video. To build the educational video, the Fleming, Reynolds and Wallace methodological framework was used. Results: the clinical case was validated by ten expert referees, who worked as nurses in different regions in Brazil, by completing an online form, with one round of evaluation and calculation of the content validity index. The educational video was validated by three expert judges and 25 nursing students in an evaluation round and contains six scenes, with duration of nine minutes and 56 seconds. An agreement over 80% was reached for most of the items in both the clinical case and the educational video. Conclusion: the educational video proved valid regarding face and content. This educational technology has the potential to meet the demands of students, who are digital natives, related to teaching of management of pediatric cardiopulmonary arrest caused by respiratory failure.
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