ArticleRevista latino-americana de enfermagem2021
Cesarean childbirth: an institutional socio-clinical study of the professional practices and discourses.
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- Cross-cultural validation and psychometric evaluation of the revised emancipated decision-making scale in Portuguese pregnant women.PEC innovation · 2026Article
- The Feminine Condition and Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health in Brazil and France.Frontiers in psychology · 2022Article
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Abstract
objectiveto analyze how the social, historical, economic and professional elements influence the institutionalization process of cesarean childbirth in Brazil and France.
methoda qualitative study grounded on the theoretical framework of the institutional socioclinic. The data were produced through focus groups and individual interviews, supported by semi-structured scripts, with health professionals, mothers and fathers and a research diary. The study had 83 participants. The analysis was based on the theoretical framework and thematic analysis. Cross analysis was developed between the different types of data, services and groups, as well as between countries.
resultsthe participants were characterized in terms of schooling, employment, level of training and workplace. The countries researched have their own peculiar health and educational structure and are marked by a social-historical-economic construction outlined by patriarchy. The New Public Management influences both contexts and makes health care precarious. The technical and organizational dimensions reinforce an intellectual and social division of work and knowledge in health.
conclusionthe institutionalization process of childbirth in the countries is marked by social, economic and professional aspects. Practices and speeches of the professionals in their work process influence the occurrence, or not, of cesarean sections.
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