Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center

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Autor(a) principal: Müller,Elizete Besen
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Zampieri,Maria de Fátima Mota
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Texto & contexto enfermagem (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-07072014000300782
Resumo: This experience report aimed to describe the development of the educational practice undertaken with nurses for the elaboration of a care proposal directed towards newborns in the obstetric center of a public hospital, based in good practices. It describes: strategies, stages of the workshops, consensuses of the care provided to the newborn, and evaluation of the process. The workshops were constituted of: embracement; interacting and raising awareness; planning, validating and defining paths; problematizing the issue; integrating; sharing and defining consensuses; and reviewing and redirecting conducts. The issues problematized were: divergences relating to skin-to-skin contact, clamping of the umbilical cord, administration of the credé method and konakion (phytomenadione), and bathing, among others. The group educational practice was an important instrument for the nurses to reflect critically on and problematize their health practices collectively, and is configured as a space for democratic relationships favorable to the socialization of knowledges, partnerships, negotiations, consensuses regarding the care and continuous education, allowing the creation and re-creation of knowledges, with a view to transforming and innovating the care for the newborn.
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title Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
spellingShingle Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
Müller,Elizete Besen
Newborn
Care
Neonatal nursing
Education
title_short Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
title_full Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
title_fullStr Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
title_full_unstemmed Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
title_sort Educative practice with nurses, with a view to humanized care for the newborn in the obstetric center
author Müller,Elizete Besen
author_facet Müller,Elizete Besen
Zampieri,Maria de Fátima Mota
author_role author
author2 Zampieri,Maria de Fátima Mota
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Müller,Elizete Besen
Zampieri,Maria de Fátima Mota
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Newborn
Care
Neonatal nursing
Education
topic Newborn
Care
Neonatal nursing
Education
description This experience report aimed to describe the development of the educational practice undertaken with nurses for the elaboration of a care proposal directed towards newborns in the obstetric center of a public hospital, based in good practices. It describes: strategies, stages of the workshops, consensuses of the care provided to the newborn, and evaluation of the process. The workshops were constituted of: embracement; interacting and raising awareness; planning, validating and defining paths; problematizing the issue; integrating; sharing and defining consensuses; and reviewing and redirecting conducts. The issues problematized were: divergences relating to skin-to-skin contact, clamping of the umbilical cord, administration of the credé method and konakion (phytomenadione), and bathing, among others. The group educational practice was an important instrument for the nurses to reflect critically on and problematize their health practices collectively, and is configured as a space for democratic relationships favorable to the socialization of knowledges, partnerships, negotiations, consensuses regarding the care and continuous education, allowing the creation and re-creation of knowledges, with a view to transforming and innovating the care for the newborn.
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