Adherencia a controles prenatales en el norte argentino desde la perspectiva de la interfaz social
; Landini, Fernando Pablo 
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08/2018
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Associação Brasileira de Saúde Coletiva
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Ciência & Saúde Coletiva
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1413-8123
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1678-4561
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La adherencia a controles prenatales constituye una herramienta fundamental para disminuir la mortalidad materna. Usualmente se piensa la adherencia a partir de las características de las mujeres asistidas o de las particularidades del sistema de salud y sus agentes. Aquí se la aborda como emergente del modo en que se articulan las racionalidades y mundos de vida de profesionales y mujeres asistidas.Se realizó un estudio de casos múltiple buscando a comprender la adherencia a controles prenatales de mujeres rurales. Se realizaron 47 entrevistas en el norte argentino a mujeres embarazadas o que habían sido madres en los últimos años y a agentes del sistema de salud. El contenido de las entrevistas fue codificado con el apoyo del software Atlas Ti. El estudio permitió identificar dos tipos de interacción médico-paciente. El primero se caracteriza por una representación de las pacientes como ignorantes y desinteresadas, lo que lleva al agente a insistir con sus recomendaciones sin atender a las dificultades vividas por las mujeres. El segundo parte de concebir a las mujeres como cumplidoras y responsables, lo que permite un mayor diálogo, aún sin que se observe un interés claro por conocer el contexto de vida de las mujeres atendidas.
Adherence to prenatal care is fundamental for diminishing maternal mortality. Usually, adherence is considered in terms of assisted women’s characteristics or the specificities of the health systems and its professionals. Adherence is addressed here as the emergence of the articulation between the rationales and the life realities of physicians and pregnant women. Aiming to understand the adherence to prenatal care, a multiple case study was conducted in the North of Argentina. A total of 47 interviews of pregnant women or women that had been given birth in the last years and to agents of the health system were conducted. The content of the interviews was coded with the support of Atlas Ti software. The research identified two types or interaction between physicians and patients. The first one is based on physicians’ representation of assisted women as being ignorant and disinterested, which leads professionals to insist on their recommendations without taking into account problems faced by women. The second part of conceptions is supported in the representation of women as obedient and responsible, which enables a better dialogue between physicians and patients, albeit without the knowledge of a clear interest of the life context of the women being known.
Adherence to prenatal care is fundamental for diminishing maternal mortality. Usually, adherence is considered in terms of assisted women’s characteristics or the specificities of the health systems and its professionals. Adherence is addressed here as the emergence of the articulation between the rationales and the life realities of physicians and pregnant women. Aiming to understand the adherence to prenatal care, a multiple case study was conducted in the North of Argentina. A total of 47 interviews of pregnant women or women that had been given birth in the last years and to agents of the health system were conducted. The content of the interviews was coded with the support of Atlas Ti software. The research identified two types or interaction between physicians and patients. The first one is based on physicians’ representation of assisted women as being ignorant and disinterested, which leads professionals to insist on their recommendations without taking into account problems faced by women. The second part of conceptions is supported in the representation of women as obedient and responsible, which enables a better dialogue between physicians and patients, albeit without the knowledge of a clear interest of the life context of the women being known.
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