Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives

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Autor(a) principal: Escobal,Ana Paula de Lima
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Andrade,Ana Paula Müller de, Matos,Greice Carvalho de, Giusti,Patricia Haertel, Cecagno,Susana, Prates,Lisie Alende
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objectives: to analyze the reasons and motives that initiates the decision to choose a cesarean section, by describing the plots, power relationships, struggles, and systems of truths regarding this method of childbirth. Methods: a qualitative study, inserted into a poststructuralist perspective, and conducted in a city in southern Rio Grande do Sul state. The settings were a teaching hospital and home residences. Thirteen postpartum women who had a cesarean section participated. The analysis consisted of questions based on the information produced and articulated with Foucauldian theories. Results: two categories were developed: “I wanted a vaginal delivery, but it was a cesarean section”, and, “Are you sure you want a vaginal delivery: paths and detours in the choice of cesarean section”. Final Considerations: the study allowed us to identify problems in the choice for a cesarean section, which is associated with the circulation of “truths” that occur via discourses on society.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
title Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
spellingShingle Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
Escobal,Ana Paula de Lima
Cesarean Section
Physician Patient Relations
Women’s Health
Parturition
Obstetrics
title_short Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
title_full Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
title_fullStr Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
title_sort Relationship between power and knowledge in choosing a cesarean section: women’s perspectives
author Escobal,Ana Paula de Lima
author_facet Escobal,Ana Paula de Lima
Andrade,Ana Paula Müller de
Matos,Greice Carvalho de
Giusti,Patricia Haertel
Cecagno,Susana
Prates,Lisie Alende
author_role author
author2 Andrade,Ana Paula Müller de
Matos,Greice Carvalho de
Giusti,Patricia Haertel
Cecagno,Susana
Prates,Lisie Alende
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Escobal,Ana Paula de Lima
Andrade,Ana Paula Müller de
Matos,Greice Carvalho de
Giusti,Patricia Haertel
Cecagno,Susana
Prates,Lisie Alende
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Cesarean Section
Physician Patient Relations
Women’s Health
Parturition
Obstetrics
topic Cesarean Section
Physician Patient Relations
Women’s Health
Parturition
Obstetrics
description ABSTRACT Objectives: to analyze the reasons and motives that initiates the decision to choose a cesarean section, by describing the plots, power relationships, struggles, and systems of truths regarding this method of childbirth. Methods: a qualitative study, inserted into a poststructuralist perspective, and conducted in a city in southern Rio Grande do Sul state. The settings were a teaching hospital and home residences. Thirteen postpartum women who had a cesarean section participated. The analysis consisted of questions based on the information produced and articulated with Foucauldian theories. Results: two categories were developed: “I wanted a vaginal delivery, but it was a cesarean section”, and, “Are you sure you want a vaginal delivery: paths and detours in the choice of cesarean section”. Final Considerations: the study allowed us to identify problems in the choice for a cesarean section, which is associated with the circulation of “truths” that occur via discourses on society.
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