2004
DOI: 10.1157/13061991
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El reto de la maternidad en España: dificultades sociales y sanitarias

Abstract: Increased fertility rates may transform the organization of productive and reproductive work and the development of health and social services, and may stimulate improvement in institutional support.

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“…The possibility of controlling pain by applying epidural anaesthetic is an important source of reassurance for mothers-to-be; epidural anaesthetic is widely used in Spain as the method of choice for pain relief during childbirth (Johanson et al, 2002;Sabaté et al, 2006). The literature notes that the perception of what constitutes normal maternity care depends too on the messages the women have received from their family and friends, (Maroto-Navarro, 2004;Young, 2009) and the social imaginary in Spanish considers pain relief via spinal techniques as a clear sign of quality of care. Though previous studies suggest that pain in childbirth is a variable that affects the satisfaction and perception of the quality of the care received, (Fawcett et al, 1992;Green, 1993;Slade et al, 1993;Fowles, 1998;Lavender et al, 1999) other studies report that if women are able to develop self-control and selfconfidence to control the pain their satisfaction with the overall experience will be greater (Waldenstrom, 1996;Petra et al, 2004;Belle-Brown et al, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The possibility of controlling pain by applying epidural anaesthetic is an important source of reassurance for mothers-to-be; epidural anaesthetic is widely used in Spain as the method of choice for pain relief during childbirth (Johanson et al, 2002;Sabaté et al, 2006). The literature notes that the perception of what constitutes normal maternity care depends too on the messages the women have received from their family and friends, (Maroto-Navarro, 2004;Young, 2009) and the social imaginary in Spanish considers pain relief via spinal techniques as a clear sign of quality of care. Though previous studies suggest that pain in childbirth is a variable that affects the satisfaction and perception of the quality of the care received, (Fawcett et al, 1992;Green, 1993;Slade et al, 1993;Fowles, 1998;Lavender et al, 1999) other studies report that if women are able to develop self-control and selfconfidence to control the pain their satisfaction with the overall experience will be greater (Waldenstrom, 1996;Petra et al, 2004;Belle-Brown et al, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a third group of countries which chose an *Manuscript (without author details, affiliations and acknowledgments) intermediate model that combines institutionalized maternity care with a lower level of medicalization; the United Kingdom is one of the countries where this approach is used (Thompson, 2010 At the present time there is institutional interest in consolidating humanized maternity care. At the same time, they should not neglect the important role of technology: women who receive maternity care have been socialized in a technologized environment, and in most cases, the use and mastery of the new technologies forms part of their everyday lives (Maroto-Navarro, et al, 2004). Here the role of health professionals takes on a new dimension: in addition to mastering the technical procedures, they must also pay special attention to the human dimension and to developing their relational and communicative skills (Lavender et al, 1999;Kukla, 2009;Jimenez et al, 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Por ejemplo, de una tasa de cesá-reas del 22,45% en 2001, se ha pasado a una del 25,20% en 2005, lo que supone un incremento del 12,3% en la proporción de cesáreas sobre el total de nacimientos (Ministerio de Sanidad y Política Social, 2009). La gestión de los recursos sanitarios, los riesgos inherentes al embarazo (Ronda et al, 2009), la fatiga de la madre y, especialmente, la adaptación al entorno laboral han favorecido, junto con otros aspectos de carácter social (Moroto et al, 2004), un control más activo por parte de los profesionales sanitarios del momento del nacimiento. El momento exacto del nacimiento no solo depende de un proceso biológico aleatorio, sino que la programación del mismo, incluso su inducción, son actuaciones cada vez más frecuentes.…”
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“…A mediados del siglo xx la proporción de nacimientos en cada uno de los días era similar a una distribución de probabilidad uniforme. Sin embargo, a causa de los cambios sociales acaecidos durante las últimas décadas y favorecidos por una mejora en la gestión y competencia técnica de los servicios sanitarios (Moroto et al, 2004), se ha evolucionado (figura 3) hacia una situación en la que cada vez hay una mayor programación de los nacimientos en los días centrales de la semana frente a los del fin de semana.…”
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