CLASS 1: 389 ST (35.99%) – Mandatory presence of an obstetrician during childbirth in hospital settings | ||||||||
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Main Words | TS in the class | X2 | Contributor and opinion | Illustrative excerpt 1 - Absolute score 297.86 | Illustrative excerpt 2 - Absolute score 269.35 | Illustrative excerpt 3 - Absolute score 254.81 | Illustrative excerpt 4 - Absolute score 222.17 | Illustrative excerpt 5 - Absolute score 215.72 |
complication | 42 | 97.67 | family member, caregiver, health_professional highly_inadequate inadequate fair | “childbirth should be performed by an obstetrician in a hospital setting to ensure the safety of mother and baby. Barriers for implementation are complications arising with no doctor to take responsibility” | “an obstetrician should always be present during childbirth. Barriers to implementation are that even uncomplicated births should always take place in a hospital setting with a team that is qualified to deal with any complication that might arise” | “obstetric nurses and midwives cannot take responsibility for complications during childbirth and there should always be an obstetrician present responsible for monitoring labor because complications are usually unexpected and require immediate medical attention” | “but suggesting that these people are more qualified than doctors or that young mothers who could give birth in a properly equipped setting should be subjected to risks and complications that cannot be dealt with at home by a legally accountable professional is absurd. Who will take legal responsibility for the consequences to mother and child if the necessary measures are not taken in the event of a complication?” | “because only doctors have the necessary technical training to deal with possible complications that might arise even in normal or uncomplicated births” |
medical_obstetrician | 59 | 70.24 | ||||||
no | 134 | 52.55 | ||||||
mother | 31 | 81.58 | ||||||
childbirth | 107 | 53.23 | ||||||
see | 24 | 85.71 | ||||||
risck | 33 | 73.33 | ||||||
hospital_setting | 21 | 87.5 | ||||||
stay | 17 | 94.44 | ||||||
study | 21 | 80.77 | ||||||
possible | 22 | 78.57 | ||||||
even | 35 | 66.04 | ||||||
pediatrician | 13 | 92.86 | ||||||
complications | 14 | 87.5 | ||||||
patient | 37 | 61.67 | ||||||
Class 2: 339 ST (31.36%) – barriers and facilitators for guideline implementation | ||||||||
Main Words | TS in the class | X2 | Contributor and opinion | Illustrative excerpt 1 - Absolute score 1103.04 | Illustrative excerpt 2 - Absolute score 1082.77 | Illustrative excerpt 3 - Absolute score 1050.61 | Illustrative excerpt 4 - Absolute score 1043.00 | Illustrative excerpt 5 - Absolute score 1027.64 |
implementation | 264 | 323.74 | Patient Very good | “barriers for implementation include resistance from the federal government and facilitators are training health professionals who provide care during childbirth especially doctors who largely follow a protocol of cesarean section deliveries and unnecessary interventions” | “barriers for implementation are the structure of the health system and the professionals involved as well as the lack of humanized care and facilitators are training and changing medical and hospital protocols” | “barriers for implementation include the poor facilities at hospitals, the lack of human resources and materials as well as an overburdened national health system. Facilitators are awareness among health professionals and greater collaboration from management” | “barriers for implementation are resistance to change on the part of health professionals lack of financial support for maternity hospitals and the municipal care model and facilitators include increasing professional training particularly obstetric nurses” | “barriers for implementation include political disinterest and facilitators are training dissemination and awareness among patients, family members and health professionals about the need for change” |
barrier | 193 | 299.63 | ||||||
facilitator | 160 | 186.21 | ||||||
lack | 70 | 95.83 | ||||||
resistance | 28 | 58.84 | ||||||
professional | 103 | 43.61 | ||||||
doctor | 66 | 39.37 | ||||||
willing | 16 | 31.6 | ||||||
institution | 17 | 30.34 | ||||||
policy | 13 | 28.8 | ||||||
national_health_system | 19 | 28.67 | ||||||
care | 27 | 26.96 | ||||||
nurse | 25 | 25.09 | ||||||
training | 14 | 23.78 | ||||||
offer | 15 | 22.97 | ||||||
Class 3: 135 ST (12.49%) – Use of evidence-based practices by health professionals | ||||||||
Main Words | TS in the class | X2 | Contributor and opinion | Illustrative excerpt 1 - Absolute score 271.88 | Illustrative excerpt 2 - Absolute score 243.52 | Illustrative excerpt 3 - Absolute score 204.00 | Illustrative excerpt 4 - Absolute score 202.82 | Illustrative excerpt 5 - Absolute score 181.88 |
scientific_evidence | 22 | 54.9 | patient other patient_groups_organizations_or_associations Very good | “caring for women during and after childbirth identifying high-risk cases and referring when needed our inclusion is vital to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in the country as well as unnecessary cesarean deliveries and better informing the population to achieve optimum results” | “facilitators for implementation include open discussions for the community about best practices based on current scientific evidence to raise awareness in multidisciplinary teams regarding care during childbirth” | “barriers for implementation include the current culture of providing obstetric care that blatantly disregards and disrespects the latest scientific evidence in the field” | “I think it’s vital that health professionals are always up to date and trained based on scientific evidence communicating with patients and their families” | “there is no established protocol each professional does what they feel they have learned regardless of scientific evidence training human resources based on the best scientific evidence in the field” |
culture | 9 | 43.39 | ||||||
based | 11 | 43.09 | ||||||
general | 8 | 42.09 | ||||||
community | 5 | 35.2 | ||||||
social | 8 | 32.59 | ||||||
population | 15 | 32.13 | ||||||
health | 15 | 29.01 | ||||||
good | 11 | 28.91 | ||||||
health_units | 4 | 28.13 | ||||||
residence | 4 | 28.13 | ||||||
extreme | 4 | 28.13 | ||||||
education | 4 | 28.13 | ||||||
empowerment | 4 | 28.13 | ||||||
women’s_health | 5 | 27.71 | ||||||
Class 4: 159 ST (14.71%) – Progression of childbirth and women’s rights | ||||||||
Main Words | TS in the class | X2 | Contributor and opinion | Illustrative excerpt 1 - Absolute score 983.99 | Illustrative excerpt 2 - Absolute score 725.68 | Illustrative excerpt 3 - Absolute score 717.03 | Illustrative excerpt 4 - Absolute score 697.51 | Illustrative excerpt 5 - Absolute score 604.55 |
labor | 58 | 152.28 | stakeholder company Good | “item 105 page 230 if the active the stage of is not progressing the atmosphere in the delivery room should be considered and the wishes of the mother respected” | “we understand that pain relief during childbirth when needed and properly applied can favor labor progression and a healthy vaginal birth contributing to reducing unnecessary and harmful interventions such as cesarean sections” | “there is also a need to improve training given reports of professionals administering pain relief in a way that prevents the mother from moving and compromises” | “this prevents the argument that women should undergo elective cesarean sections to prevent insufficient care during childbirth if they go into labor at home and on days when healthcare teams may not be at optimal” | “we feel that every woman has the right to know and understand the physiological progression of labor as well as the risks and possible benefits of interventions during the process” |
progress | 21 | 124.19 | ||||||
women | 77 | 118.82 | ||||||
progression | 17 | 92.77 | ||||||
relate | 13 | 76.3 | ||||||
lack | 15 | 63.62 | ||||||
pain | 13 | 62.78 | ||||||
want | 13 | 62.78 | ||||||
right | 32 | 62.2 | ||||||
pharmacological | 10 | 58.53 | ||||||
suspect | 12 | 57 | ||||||
pain_relief_childbirth | 20 | 54.46 | ||||||
relief | 9 | 52.63 | ||||||
diagnosis | 9 | 52.63 | ||||||
respect | 20 | 51.92 | ||||||
Class 5: 59 ST (5.46%) – Mobilization to promote the guidelines | ||||||||
Main Words | TS in the class | X2 | Contributor and opinion | Illustrative excerpt 1 - Absolute score 2128.05 | Illustrative excerpt 2 - Absolute score 2060.41 | Illustrative excerpt 3 - Absolute score 1429.79 | Trecho ilustrativo 4 - Escore absoluto 1429.43 | Illustrative excerpt 5 - Absolute score 1171.47 |
scope | 22 | 389 | other stakeholder very good good | “the research group: maternity_women_and_child_health_uff_cnpq feels that implementing these guidelines will help ensure that the labor and delivery process is an instrument for strengthening sexual and reproductive rights within the health policies of the public and private health systems” | “csm_cofen feels that implementing these guidelines will help ensure that the labor and delivery process is an instrument for strengthening sexual and reproductive rights within the health policies of the public and private health systems” | “we feel that adopting this care model will not require significant structural changes to the Brazilian health system and that similar initiatives exist within the Stork Network” | “promote the guidelines as a guiding instrument for childbirth within public and private health services and include them at state and municipal level” | “we feel that the process of compiling national guidelines based on broad debate and the involvement of different stakeholders favors a democratic society and more equitable better-quality care” |
understand | 26 | 262.59 | ||||||
research group_maternity_women_and_child_health_uff_cnpq | 9 | 157.21 | ||||||
instrument | 11 | 146.94 | ||||||
initiative | 11 | 146.94 | ||||||
state | 11 | 146.94 | ||||||
described | 10 | 142.62 | ||||||
municipal | 11 | 135.81 | ||||||
implementation | 15 | 134.69 | ||||||
large | 17 | 121.71 | ||||||
chart | 7 | 105.13 | ||||||
Brazilian_health_system | 6 | 104.51 | ||||||
require | 6 | 104.51 | ||||||
protection | 6 | 104.51 | ||||||
structural | 6 | 104.51 |