Residences for mothers in Public Maternity Hospitals. Córdoba 2018

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Safe and Family-centered Maternity (SFCM) constitutes a paradigm shift in perinatal care. Locate the woman, her family and the newborn (NB) as the true protagonists of the experience of pregnancy, childbirth and birth respecting their rights. Its implementation covers 10 s...

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Autores principales: González, G, Yanover, M
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional Cba. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Secretaria de Ciencia y Tecnología 2019
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description Safe and Family-centered Maternity (SFCM) constitutes a paradigm shift in perinatal care. Locate the woman, her family and the newborn (NB) as the true protagonists of the experience of pregnancy, childbirth and birth respecting their rights. Its implementation covers 10 steps, which include the different stages in the care of the pregnant woman, the mother and the NB. Step 6 refers to Residences for Mothers (RM) whose purpose is to provide accommodation for high-risk pregnant women and mothers of premature or sick NB who remain hospitalized in the Neonatology Service after obstetric discharge, avoiding separation of the mother - son / daughter  binomial. Therefore our objective was to analyze the results of the implementation of Step 6 in 4 hospitals with maternity.  A restrospective, descriptive cross-sectional study was accomplished. The universe was pregnant women and mothers in the four RM of Capital and Interior, during 2018, whose data were collected through admission forms, nutrition and quality surveys. The variables under study were: age, place of origin, days of permanence, food rations dispensed (in quantity and quality) and perception of thecare received from those responsible for RM (voluntary and / or administrative). In 2018, 1307 women were accommodated: 391 at the Maternal and Neonatal Hospital, 461 at the Maternal Provincial Hospital, 157 at the Misericordia Hospital and 298 at the Lubenky House in Rio IV. 71% were from the interior, 28% of Capital and 13% s / d, with a variable permanence according to the pathology. Food rations were dispensed for all women. Results of quality surveys: Excellent 53%; Very good 37%; Good 6% and N / C 4%.   This study shows that RMs are meeting places for pregnant women, mothers and health teams, where support, containment and support is provided. Institutional volunteering is very important, carrying out health prevention and promotion activities. To this are added University extension projects that work on aspects related to rights, based on an agreement with the School of Nursing of the FCM.UNC
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spelling I10-R10-article-260172019-11-11T21:18:27Z Residences for mothers in Public Maternity Hospitals. Córdoba 2018 Residencias para madres en Maternidades públicas. Córdoba 2018 González, G Yanover, M residences mothers residencias madres Safe and Family-centered Maternity (SFCM) constitutes a paradigm shift in perinatal care. Locate the woman, her family and the newborn (NB) as the true protagonists of the experience of pregnancy, childbirth and birth respecting their rights. Its implementation covers 10 steps, which include the different stages in the care of the pregnant woman, the mother and the NB. Step 6 refers to Residences for Mothers (RM) whose purpose is to provide accommodation for high-risk pregnant women and mothers of premature or sick NB who remain hospitalized in the Neonatology Service after obstetric discharge, avoiding separation of the mother - son / daughter  binomial. Therefore our objective was to analyze the results of the implementation of Step 6 in 4 hospitals with maternity.  A restrospective, descriptive cross-sectional study was accomplished. The universe was pregnant women and mothers in the four RM of Capital and Interior, during 2018, whose data were collected through admission forms, nutrition and quality surveys. The variables under study were: age, place of origin, days of permanence, food rations dispensed (in quantity and quality) and perception of thecare received from those responsible for RM (voluntary and / or administrative). In 2018, 1307 women were accommodated: 391 at the Maternal and Neonatal Hospital, 461 at the Maternal Provincial Hospital, 157 at the Misericordia Hospital and 298 at the Lubenky House in Rio IV. 71% were from the interior, 28% of Capital and 13% s / d, with a variable permanence according to the pathology. Food rations were dispensed for all women. Results of quality surveys: Excellent 53%; Very good 37%; Good 6% and N / C 4%.   This study shows that RMs are meeting places for pregnant women, mothers and health teams, where support, containment and support is provided. Institutional volunteering is very important, carrying out health prevention and promotion activities. To this are added University extension projects that work on aspects related to rights, based on an agreement with the School of Nursing of the FCM.UNC Maternidades Seguras y Centradas en la Familia (MSCF) constituye un cambio de paradigma en la atención perinatal. Ubica a la mujer, su familia y el recién nacido (RN) como los verdaderos protagonistas de la experiencia del embarazo, parto y nacimiento respetando sus derechos. Su implementación abarca 10 pasos, que comprenden las distintas etapas en la atención de la mujer embarazada, la madre y el RN. El Paso 6 hace referencia a Residencias para Madres (RM) cuya finalidad es brindar alojamiento a embarazadas de alto riesgo y madres de RN prematuros o enfermos que permanecen internados en el Servicio de Neonatología luego del alta obstétrica, evitando la separación del binomio madre – hijo/a.  por ello nuestro objetivo fue analizar los resultados de la implementación del Paso 6 en 4 hospitales con maternidad.  Se llevó a cabo un estudio descriptivo, retrospectivo y transversal. El universo fueron las mujeres embarazadas y madres hospedadas en las cuatro RM de Capital e Interior durante 2018, cuyos datos fueron recabados a través de planillas de admisión, nutrición y encuestas de calidad. Las variables en estudio fueron: edad, lugar de procedencia, días de permanencia, raciones alimentarias dispensadas (en cantidad y calidad) y percepción de la atención recibida de parte de las/los responsables de la RM (voluntarias y/o administrativas). En 2018 se hospedaron 1307 mujeres: 391 en el Hospital Materno Neonatal, 461 en el Hospital Materno Provincial, 157 en el Hospital Misericordia y 298 en la Casa Lubenky de Río IV.  71 % fueron del interior, 28% de Capital y 13% s/d, con una permanencia variable de acuerdo a la patología. Se dispensaron raciones alimentarias para la totalidad de las mujeres. Resultados de las encuestas de calidad: excelente 53%; muy buena 37%; bueno 6% y N/C 4%. Este estudio muestra que las RM son espacios de encuentro entre las embarazadas, madres y equipos de salud, donde se brinda apoyo, contención y acompañamiento. El voluntariado institucional es muy importante, llevando a cabo actividades de prevención y promoción de salud. A esto se suman Proyectos de extensión universitaria  que trabajan aspectos relacionados a los derechos, a partir de un convenio con la Escuela de Enfermería de la FCM.UNC. Universidad Nacional Cba. Facultad de Ciencias Médicas. Secretaria de Ciencia y Tecnología 2019-10-28 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/med/article/view/26017 Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de Córdoba.; 2019: Suplemento JIC XX Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Médicas de Córdoba; 2019: Suplemento JIC XX Revista da Faculdade de Ciências Médicas de Córdoba; 2019: Suplemento JIC XX 1853-0605 0014-6722 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/med/article/view/26017/27883 Derechos de autor 2019 Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

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