2017
DOI: 10.1590/1806-9282.63.12.1039
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Practices and obstetric interventions in women from a state in the Northeast of Brazil

Abstract: Best practices are poorly performed and unnecessary interventions are frequent. The factors most associated with c-section were private funding, greater length of education and high obstetric risk.

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“…During the study process, a greater likelihood of instrumental birth was found for primiparous women in private centers, along with regional analgesia being more frequently used (epidural/ rachianesthesia). These results coincide with other authors’ outcomes [17,19,30,31]. In line with our conclusions, and in addition to epidural being more frequently used, a Brazilian study has shown an association between giving birth in private hospitals and not using alternative analgesic methods during birth [30].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…During the study process, a greater likelihood of instrumental birth was found for primiparous women in private centers, along with regional analgesia being more frequently used (epidural/ rachianesthesia). These results coincide with other authors’ outcomes [17,19,30,31]. In line with our conclusions, and in addition to epidural being more frequently used, a Brazilian study has shown an association between giving birth in private hospitals and not using alternative analgesic methods during birth [30].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Earlier skin-to-skin contact was also identified in women giving birth in private hospitals than in those who did it in public ones, but no influence was detected on any other studied practice or intervention: moment of starting breastfeeding, newborn being admitted to hospital, presence of severe perineal tearing, mother being admitted to an ICU, length of hospital stay, mother being readmitted to hospital, performing Kristeller maneuver during expulsive contractions, performing surgery, and women using a birth plan. Some of the analyzed practices, e.g., using a birth plan, have been studied by Prado et al [30], with results in line with those found in this study.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…Apresenta variação quanto à frequência da sua utilização nas maternidades brasileiras, atingindo taxas de 77,4%, (8) 48,3% (9) e 39,4%. (10) Destaca-se que ele pode contribuir para redução da duração do TP, de exames vaginais, da taxa de cesarianas e para melhora nos resultados maternos e neonatais, (11) sendo assim, acredita-se que sua utilização deve ser estimulada.…”
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“…No Brasil, as taxas de episiotomia são de 53,5% (10) , variando de acordo com a região do país. Um estudo que objetivou descrever práticas e intervenções utilizadas durante o trabalho de parto e parto e fatores associados a essas práticas em puérperas no estado de Sergipe, evidenciou a ocorrência de episiotomia em 43,9% das mulheres incluídas no estudo (11) .…”
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