2020
DOI: 10.5935/2238-3182.20200074
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Avaliação epidemiológica comparativa dos índices de parto cesáreo e vaginal e fatores associados em hospitais público e privado da cidade de Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais

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“…Most of the puerperal women were married or lived with a partner, belonged to economic class B, in addition to having paid work and being entitled to some private health plan. These data are similar to other studies found in the literature (9) .…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…Most of the puerperal women were married or lived with a partner, belonged to economic class B, in addition to having paid work and being entitled to some private health plan. These data are similar to other studies found in the literature (9) .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…This investigation shows that there was a predominance in the increase of maternal age and higher education, being the majority of white ethnicity, revealing that in the private sector women become pregnant in an ideal fertile period and the access of the black population is lower, whose sample of black puerperal women was 3.3% in the private sector (8) . Regarding education, the study obtained results with about half of the postpartum women with 11 to 14 years of schooling, and this level was considered good to contribute to the development of prenatal care, due to greater understanding of the information (9) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…paridade do nosso estudo, apontando que 63,2% das mulheres que tiveram seu parto cirúrgico também eram multíparas. Pesquisa transversal que fez uma avaliação epidemiológica comparativa dos índices de parto cesáreo e vaginal e fatores associados em hospitais públicos corrobora com as evidências recém expostas(SOUSA et al, 2020). Nela, mais de 50% das mulheres submetidas a cesariana eram multíparas.…”
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