Partner's participation in family planning from a feminine perspective: a descriptive study

Silva, Graciela Souza da; Landerdahl, Maria Celeste; Langendorf, Tassiane Ferreira; Padoin, Stela Maris de Mello; Vieira, Letícia Becker; Anversa, Elenir Terezinha Rizzetti

doi:10.5935/1676-4285.20134224

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“…The inclusion of men in reproductive planning occurs in a specific and limited way, since women take this responsibility [14]. Therefore, motivating the insertion of men has been a challenge for the health services due to some aspects, such as gender relations, health services that are still unavailable for the male category and the recognition by health professionals that men need attention and quality and resolute care [15].…”

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“…It is necessary to understand that the involvement of men in reproductive planning can not be limited only to the use of methods, but it must also consider the attitude of support and shared responsibility with their partners. [24] The participation of nurses in this scenario is important to stimulate educational health actions, aiming to promote the construction of horizontal knowledge, considering the expectations and desires of the both individuals involved: men and women [14].…”

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Aspects That Hinder Integration Of Men In Reproductive Planning: An Integrative Review

França¹,

Pinho²,

Brandão³

et al. 2017

int arch med

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This study aimed to identify aspects that hinder the integration of men into reproductive planning activities. An integrative literature review was carried out in January 2017 in the databases LILACS, BD-ENF and PubMed using the keywords "family planning" and "men", considering the period from 2005 to 2016. Nine articles were found. According to data, there were five publications in 2014, the Portuguese language was predominant, with five articles, and all researches have level of evidence IV. After reading the articles in full-length, five aspects that hinder the participation of men in reproductive planning were detected: social construction of gender, inadequacy of health services, socio-cultural issues, fear of side effects and lack of professional qualification and/or commitment. The study led to conclude that further research is needed to increase the scientific evidence and consolidate references to professionals and to extant public policies regarding the participation of men in reproductive planning.

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Aspects That Hinder Integration Of Men In Reproductive Planning: An Integrative Review

França¹,

Pinho²,

Brandão³

et al. 2017

int arch med

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“…Contribuindo com o debate, outras pesquisas apontaram que a mulher assume a anticoncepção como uma ação de sua exclusiva responsabilidade (Silva et al, 2013;Silva, Araújo, Bastos, & Moura, 2011). Todavia, acredita-se que seja importante considerar a presença de um discurso social a respeito do papel da mulher na família e na sociedade, que rotula determinadas atividades como exclusivas das mulheres, como o cuidado com a casa e com os filhos (Silva et al, 2013).…”

Section: Papéis Parentais: O Que Se Atribui àS Mulheres E Aos Homensunclassified

“…Todavia, acredita-se que seja importante considerar a presença de um discurso social a respeito do papel da mulher na família e na sociedade, que rotula determinadas atividades como exclusivas das mulheres, como o cuidado com a casa e com os filhos (Silva et al, 2013). Os valores e atributos de mães e pais repetidos neste discurso já pertencem ao senso comum, de modo que passaram a serem reconhecidos como verdades (Amazonas, Vieira, & Pinto, 2011).…”

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Planejamento Familiar e Papéis Parentais: o Tradicional, a Mudança e os Novos Desafios

Mozzaquatro

Arpini

2017

Psicol. cienc. prof.

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Resumo: Este estudo apresenta os resultados de uma pesquisa qualitativa, a qual objetivou compreender o papel e a participação de mulheres e homens no planejamento familiar, a partir do ponto de vista das mulheres, uma vez que essa é uma ação que contribui para o exercício dos papéis parentais responsáveis. Para tanto, integraram o estudo 15 mulheres atendidas em unidades de Estratégia de Saúde da Família (ESF). Para atingir os objetivos propostos, foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas, que foram examinadas por meio da análise de conteúdo temática. Como resultado, verificou-se que para as participantes a mulher, em geral, é a principal responsável pela anticoncepção, já que sobre ela recaem os cuidados aos filhos, e o homem é visto como menos implicado nesta questão. Contudo, em contraposição a essa perspectiva, as integrantes do estudo referiram atitudes participativas por parte de seus companheiros no cuidado e planejamento familiar, assim como envolvimento na utilização do método contraceptivo, considerando que esse aspecto seria algo de interesse do casal. Por fim, destaca-se a importância da presença de ações de planejamento familiar nas unidades de ESF, tal como previsto na legislação, incluindo a participação dos homens nesse contexto, o que é considerado como um grande desafio a ser enfrentado pelos profissionais que atuam no Sistema Único de Saúde. Palavras-chave: Family Planning and Parenting: the Traditional, the Change and the New ChallengesAbstract: This study presents the results of a qualitative research, which aimed to comprehend the role and participation of women and men in family planning from the point of view of women. The study understands family planning as an action of responsible parenthood. 15 women assisted in Family Health Strategy (FHS) units composed the study. In order to accomplish the intended goals, semi-structured interviews were conducted and subsequently analysed using the thematic content analysis. As a result, we found that the participants consider women as the main responsible for contraception, since they are in charge of children's care, and because men are seen as less involved in this matter. Nonetheless, in opposition to this perspective, the study participants reported participative attitudes of her partners in the tasks of care and family planning, as well as an involvement in the use of contraceptives, as this aspect is considered of mutual interest. Finally, the importance of family planning actions in FHS units, as determined by the legislation, is highlighted. The inclusion of men within this context is understood as a great challenge to be constructed by professionals who work in the field.

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“…However, when the husband desires no more children they will influence their wife to use contraceptive methods (Saleem & Pasha 2008) & (Bachok et al 2004. Additionally, women with a higher level of education were being more prone to use contraceptives (Radulović et al 2006) because their husband assumed that contraceptive use are the woman's responsibility to prevent pregnancy (Silva et al 2013). However, 15.4% of women informed their husband about the use of contraceptives, while other women were worried whether their husband allowed them (Radulović et al 2006).…”

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Prevalence of Family Planning Practices among Women Influenced by Husband’s Socio Demography and Decision Making

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Partner's participation in family planning from a feminine perspective: a descriptive study

Cited by 7 publications

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Aspects That Hinder Integration Of Men In Reproductive Planning: An Integrative Review

Aspects That Hinder Integration Of Men In Reproductive Planning: An Integrative Review

Planejamento Familiar e Papéis Parentais: o Tradicional, a Mudança e os Novos Desafios

Prevalence of Family Planning Practices among Women Influenced by Husband’s Socio Demography and Decision Making

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