Los manuales escritos por matronas europeas (1609-1710): el origen de cuidados humanizados en el embarazo

Rojo, Carmen; González, José Siles; Roche, María Emilia Martínez

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“…Similarly, it applied to the cultural study of nursing management from a gender perspective (Rebolledo and Siles 2008), and in cross-sectoral studies of nursing analyzing cultural differences between the public and private health care sectors (Rebolledo et al 2011). The SDMC has also been applied to facilitate functional analysis in historical studies in various contexts: on cholera (García et al 2012); on the social role of prehistoric women in care aimed at survival through an analysis of narrative sources (Mezquita and Siles, 2014;Siles and Solano, 2014) on training materials for midwives in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (Martínez et al 2014); on mental health care in pre-industrial societies (Piñeiro and Siles 2018); and on the role of nursing in building critical thinking in school children (Ceolin et al 2017).…”

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“…The model has again been particularly useful in ethnographic studies of clinical practice " (Siles et al 2009;Siles and Solano 2019). Also, it facilitate functional analysis in historical studies in various contexts: cholera (García 2012); the social role of prehistoric women in care aimed at survival, based on an analysis of narrative sources (Mezquita and Siles 2014); and training materials for midwives in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (Martínez et al 2014). Burke (2006) claims that representations constitute the main subject of study in cultural history and reflect, imitate or echo social reality-as do texts, images or spaces.…”

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Structural Dialectic Model of Care: A Guide to Beliefs, Scenarios and Social Actors Analysis in Nursing Research

Siles-González

Solano-Ruiz

2021

J Relig Health

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The structural dialectic model of care provides a data analysis method that facilitates the identification of beliefs and structural and functional characteristics. To demonstrate the relevance of the structural dialectic model of care for data analysis integrating beliefs, scenarios and social actors. The characteristics and functions of the model are described and explained through an analysis of its application in fifteen doctoral theses (2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017). This model has three structures, the functional unit (beliefs), the functional element (social agents), and the functional framework (scenarios). The Structural Dialectic Model of Care constitutes a useful methodological tool for studies of nursing, organizing analysis of the data according to the dynamic and dialectical nature of their structures. KeywordsNursing • Religion and health care • Culture of care • History of nursing • Qualitative data analysis • Nursing models • Structural dialectic model of care

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Structural Dialectic Model of Care: A Guide to Beliefs, Scenarios and Social Actors Analysis in Nursing Research

Siles-González

Solano-Ruiz

2021

J Relig Health

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“…However, from the 17th century onwards, there was a marked shift toward the predominant use of the horizontal position during childbirth. This shift was aimed at increasing the comfort of the professionals involved, at the expense of the woman's autonomy and control over her own birthing process [2].…”

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Analysis of Maternal Positions during the Dilation and Expulsive Phase and Their Relationship with Perineal Injuries in Eutocic Deliveries Attended by Midwives

Martín-Vázquez,

Goás-Gómez,

Calvo-Ayuso

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Healthcare

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This cross-sectional descriptive study aimed to analyze the relationship between maternal positions during the expulsion phase and perineal outcomes in 367 eutocic births attended by midwives or midwifery residents at a public hospital in northern Spain in 2018. A total of 94.3% of women opted for horizontal positions. Limited sacral retroversion was observed in 71.7%, potentially influencing perineal outcomes. A low incidence of tears indicated effective management during the expulsive phase, with an episiotomy rate of 15.3%, which was slightly above the 15% standard. Primiparity and maternal age were identified as risk factors associated with episiotomy. Additionally, sacral mobilization and vertical positions during delivery were significantly related to fewer perineal injuries, suggesting benefits for both mother and newborn. The correlation between maternal positions and the need for epidural analgesia highlighted the importance of considering these in pain management during childbirth. Despite limitations, the study provides valuable insight into obstetric practices and advocates for a woman-centered approach that respects autonomy during childbirth. Further research is needed to explore biomechanical parameters and enhance childbirth experiences.

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La santé maternelle et infantile (Europe, XVI e -XIX e siècles) : état des lieux historiographique et bibliographique

Berthiaud¹

2020

Annales De Démographie Historique

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La vie des mères et celle des tout-petits sont étroitement liées pendant la grossesse, la naissance et ses suites, ce qui explique que leur santé ait longtemps été traitée conjointement par la médecine. Les études historiques sur le sujet se sont multipliées depuis quelques décennies mais elles restent très dispersées et associent rarement ces deux catégories. Cet article propose donc une mise au point historiographique et bibliographique concernant la santé des mères et des enfants de moins de deux ans en Europe (France, Îles Britanniques, pays germaniques, Italie, Espagne) entre la Renaissance et les années 1870. Les sources et les approches mises en œuvres par les historien.ne.s depuis la fin du xix e siècle sont d’abord exposées. Les travaux historiques, l’état des connaissances et les nouvelles pistes de recherche concernant chaque étape du processus de maternité sont ensuite envisagées (conception, grossesse, accouchement, allaitement). La dernière partie est plus spécifiquement consacrée aux études sur la santé et les soins donnés aux tout-petits.

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Los manuales escritos por matronas europeas (1609-1710): el origen de cuidados humanizados en el embarazo

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Structural Dialectic Model of Care: A Guide to Beliefs, Scenarios and Social Actors Analysis in Nursing Research

Structural Dialectic Model of Care: A Guide to Beliefs, Scenarios and Social Actors Analysis in Nursing Research

Analysis of Maternal Positions during the Dilation and Expulsive Phase and Their Relationship with Perineal Injuries in Eutocic Deliveries Attended by Midwives

La santé maternelle et infantile (Europe, XVI e -XIX e siècles) : état des lieux historiographique et bibliographique

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