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Hidroterapia e bola de pilates:
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O Enfermeiro Especialista em Enfermagem de Saúde Materna e Obstetrícia é um
profissional de referência na assistência à mulher ao longo das diversas fases do ciclo
reprodutivo. O percurso de aprendizagem e desenvolvimento de competências
realizado culminou na realização do presente relatório inserido no âmbito da Unidade
Curricular Estágio com Relatório do 10º Curso de Mestrado em Saúde Materna e
Obstetrícia, da Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa.
A Teoria de Enfermagem que sustentou este relatório e a prestação de cuidados
foi o Modelo Conceptual de Katharine Kolcaba que prioriza o conforto enquanto
resultado esperado da ação de enfermagem. Foi escolhido este modelo por ser
adequado à problemática central escolhida para orientar este percurso.
As opções metodológicas assentaram na prática baseada na evidência iniciada
por uma Scoping Review destinada a mapear a evidência científica sobre o tema. A
questão de pesquisa foi “Quais os benefícios do uso combinado da hidroterapia e da
bola de pilates no 1º estádio do trabalho de parto?” e utilizou-se a plataforma EBSCO
host através da qual foram selecionadas 3 bases de dados busca de evidência.
Foram realizadas diversas atividades ao longo dos ensinos clínicos de forma a
aplicar o conhecimento retirado da Scoping Review. Devido às limitações impostas
pelo período de pandemia vivido durante o estágio em bloco de partos a aplicabilidade
verificou-se bastante difícil motivo pelo qual foram desenvolvidos questionários para
recolher algum feedback sobre o tema e a sua aplicabilidade.
Estas estratégias demonstraram através dos questionários a profissionais e das
conversas com as parturientes ser muito bem aceites e serem opções viáveis na
promoção do conforto e alívio da dor. São medidas de fácil aplicação, disponíveis em
grande parte das maternidades portuguesas e com baixo custo.
Midwives are reference professionals in assisting women throughout the various phases of the reproductive cycle. The learning process and skill development was concluded by the elaboration of this report as a part of the Internship made in the scope of the 10th Master's Degree Course in Maternal Health and Obstetrics of the Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa. The Nursing Theory that supported this report and the care providing was Katharine Kolcaba's Conceptual Model, which prioritizes comfort as the expected outcome of nursing care. This model was chosen because it was appropriate to the central issue chosen to guide this journey. The methodological options were based on evidence-based practice initiated by a Scoping Review aimed at mapping the scientific evidence on the topic. The research question was "What are the benefits of the combined use of hydrotherapy and pilates ball in the 1st stage of labor?" and the EBSCO host platform was used for evidence search through 3 selected databases. Several activities were performed throughout the clinical teachings in order to apply the knowledge taken from the Scoping Review. Due to the limitations imposed by the pandemic period experienced during the internship in the delivery room, applicability was quite difficult, so questionnaires were developed to collect some feedback on the topic and its applicability. These strategies have proved through questionnaires to professionals and conversations with women in labor to be very well accepted and to be viable options in the promotion of comfort and pain relief. They are easy to apply, available in most Portuguese maternity hospitals and at low cost.
Midwives are reference professionals in assisting women throughout the various phases of the reproductive cycle. The learning process and skill development was concluded by the elaboration of this report as a part of the Internship made in the scope of the 10th Master's Degree Course in Maternal Health and Obstetrics of the Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa. The Nursing Theory that supported this report and the care providing was Katharine Kolcaba's Conceptual Model, which prioritizes comfort as the expected outcome of nursing care. This model was chosen because it was appropriate to the central issue chosen to guide this journey. The methodological options were based on evidence-based practice initiated by a Scoping Review aimed at mapping the scientific evidence on the topic. The research question was "What are the benefits of the combined use of hydrotherapy and pilates ball in the 1st stage of labor?" and the EBSCO host platform was used for evidence search through 3 selected databases. Several activities were performed throughout the clinical teachings in order to apply the knowledge taken from the Scoping Review. Due to the limitations imposed by the pandemic period experienced during the internship in the delivery room, applicability was quite difficult, so questionnaires were developed to collect some feedback on the topic and its applicability. These strategies have proved through questionnaires to professionals and conversations with women in labor to be very well accepted and to be viable options in the promotion of comfort and pain relief. They are easy to apply, available in most Portuguese maternity hospitals and at low cost.
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Enfermagem obstétrica Trabalho de parto Hidroterapia Técnicas de exercício e de movimento