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Enquadramento: No EstĂĄgio com RelatĂłrio Final preconiza-se desenvolver
competĂȘncias inerentes ao grau de mestre em Enfermagem de SaĂșde Materna, ObstetrĂcia e
Ginecologia e ao Curso de PĂłs-Licenciatura de Especialização em Enfermagem de SaĂșde
Materna e Obstétrica , e ainda incluir uma componente de investigação. Esta, no presente estudo,
surgiu da anålise reflexiva e revisão de literatura, pela perceção de que o contacto pele com
pele pai-bebĂ© tinha pouco impacto na prĂĄtica clĂnica, e a literatura mostrar vĂĄrios benefĂcios
associados ao mesmo.
Objetivo: Na componente de estĂĄgio - formar mestres em Enfermagem de SaĂșde
Materna e Obstétrica, capazes de conceber, planear, executar e avaliar intervençÔes tendentes
aÌ promoção da saĂșde reprodutiva, bem como prestar cuidados de enfermagem especializados
nas diferentes ĂĄreas especĂficas de intervenção de SaĂșde Materna e ObstĂ©trica. No estudo
empĂrico - Compreender qual o significado atribuĂdo pelo pai ao contacto pele com pele com o
bebé.
Metodologia: Descrição e reflexĂŁo da prĂĄtica com base nas competĂȘncias do enfermeiro
especialista em enfermagem de saĂșde materna e obstĂ©trica e na Teoria das TransiçÔes de Afaf
Meleis, como referencial teórico. A componente de investigação trata-se de um estudo
qualitativo, mĂ©todo fenomenolĂłgico-hermenĂȘutico, com recurso a entrevista fenomenolĂłgica,
orientada Ă experiĂȘncia vivida, por 10 participantes no contacto pele com pele pai-bebĂ©, tendo
essa experiĂȘncia ocorrido atĂ© dois anos.
Resultados: Na componente clĂnica foram adquiridas as competĂȘncias e experiĂȘncias
mĂnimas exigidas nas diretivas europeias para este tipo de formação. Do estudo empĂrico
emergiram seis categorias em que se compreende o significado atribuĂdo pelo pai ao contacto
pele com pele, nomeadamente: Significado atribuĂdo ao contacto pele com pele; Motivos para
o pai experienciar o contacto pele com pele; IntervençÔes dos enfermeiros promotoras do
contacto pele com pele; Sentimentos vividos pelo pai durante o contacto pele com pele; Desafios
vividos pelo pai no contacto pele com pele; Significado atribuĂdo Ă s intervençÔes dos
enfermeiros.
ConclusĂŁo: O estĂĄgio permitiu o desenvolvimento de competĂȘncias, inerentes ao
cuidado especializado em enfermagem de saĂșde materna e obstĂ©trica. A investigação sobre o
contacto pele com pele pai-bebĂ©, foi importante para compreender o significado atribuĂdo pelo
pai, os seus benefĂcios e o papel fundamental do enfermeiro especialista na sua promoção.
Palavras-chave: Contacto pele com pele; pai; pĂłs-parto; experiĂȘncia vivida;
Enfermeiros Obstetras.
Abstract Background: The Internship with Final Report aims to develop competences inherent to the master's degree in Maternal Health, Obstetrics and Gynaecology Nursing and the Postgraduate Specialisation Course in Maternal Health and Obstetrics Nursing, including being able to design, plan, execute and evaluate interventions aimed at promoting reproductive health, as well as providing specialised nursing care in the different specific areas of intervention and also including a research component. In this study, the research component arose from a reflective analysis and review of the literature, due to the realisation that father-baby skin-to skin contact had little impact on clinical practice, and that the literature shows various benefits associated with it. Objectives: In the internship component - to train masters in Maternal and Obstetric Health Nursing, capable of designing, planning, executing and evaluating interventions aimed at promoting reproductive health, as well as providing specialised nursing care in the different specific areas of Maternal and Obstetric Health intervention. In the empirical study - To understand the meaning attributed by fathers to skin-to-skin contact with their babies. Methodology: Description and reflection of practice based on the competences of nurses specialising in maternal health and obstetric nursing and on Afaf Meleis' Transitions Theory as a theoretical reference. The research component is a qualitative study, using the phenomenological-hermeneutic method, using phenomenological interviews, orientated towards the lived experience of 10 participants in skin-to-skin parent-baby contact, with this experience having occurred up to two years previously. Results: In the clinical component, the minimum competences and experiences required in the European directives for this type of training were acquired. From the empirical study, six categories emerged in which the meaning attributed by fathers to skin-to-skin contact is understood, namely: Meaning attributed to skin-to-skin contact; Reasons for fathers to experience skin-to-skin contact; Interventions by nurses to promote skin-to-skin contact; Feelings experienced by fathers during skin-to-skin contact; Challenges experienced by fathers during skin-to-skin contact; Meaning attributed to nurses' interventions. Conclusion: The internship enabled me to develop the skills inherent in specialised maternal health and obstetric nursing care. Research into father-baby skin-to-skin contact was important for understanding the meaning attributed to it by the father, its benefits and the fundamental role of the specialised nurse in promoting it. Keywords: skin-to-skin contact; father; postpartum; lived experience; Nurse Midwife.
Abstract Background: The Internship with Final Report aims to develop competences inherent to the master's degree in Maternal Health, Obstetrics and Gynaecology Nursing and the Postgraduate Specialisation Course in Maternal Health and Obstetrics Nursing, including being able to design, plan, execute and evaluate interventions aimed at promoting reproductive health, as well as providing specialised nursing care in the different specific areas of intervention and also including a research component. In this study, the research component arose from a reflective analysis and review of the literature, due to the realisation that father-baby skin-to skin contact had little impact on clinical practice, and that the literature shows various benefits associated with it. Objectives: In the internship component - to train masters in Maternal and Obstetric Health Nursing, capable of designing, planning, executing and evaluating interventions aimed at promoting reproductive health, as well as providing specialised nursing care in the different specific areas of Maternal and Obstetric Health intervention. In the empirical study - To understand the meaning attributed by fathers to skin-to-skin contact with their babies. Methodology: Description and reflection of practice based on the competences of nurses specialising in maternal health and obstetric nursing and on Afaf Meleis' Transitions Theory as a theoretical reference. The research component is a qualitative study, using the phenomenological-hermeneutic method, using phenomenological interviews, orientated towards the lived experience of 10 participants in skin-to-skin parent-baby contact, with this experience having occurred up to two years previously. Results: In the clinical component, the minimum competences and experiences required in the European directives for this type of training were acquired. From the empirical study, six categories emerged in which the meaning attributed by fathers to skin-to-skin contact is understood, namely: Meaning attributed to skin-to-skin contact; Reasons for fathers to experience skin-to-skin contact; Interventions by nurses to promote skin-to-skin contact; Feelings experienced by fathers during skin-to-skin contact; Challenges experienced by fathers during skin-to-skin contact; Meaning attributed to nurses' interventions. Conclusion: The internship enabled me to develop the skills inherent in specialised maternal health and obstetric nursing care. Research into father-baby skin-to-skin contact was important for understanding the meaning attributed to it by the father, its benefits and the fundamental role of the specialised nurse in promoting it. Keywords: skin-to-skin contact; father; postpartum; lived experience; Nurse Midwife.
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Apego ao objeto Enfermagem obstétrica Entrevista como assunto Método canguru Pai Relação pai-criança Father-child relations Fathers Interview as topic Kangaroo-mother care method Object attachment Obstetric nursing