A compreensão da humanização e da espiritualidade/religiosidade na assistência às mulheres em ciclo gravídico-puerperal atendidas em uma Unidade Básica de Saúde

Abstract

Understanding humanization and spirituality/religiosity (E/R) in care to women experiencing the pregnancy-puerperal cycle assisted in a Basic Unit of Health. Methods: This is a descriptive and exploratory study, with a quantitative-qualitative. The population of pregnant and puerperal women assisted in a Basic Health Unit and the selection of participants was carried out in a non-random way by convenience sampling. For data collection, an elaborate protocol was used. for this research, in addition to the Spirituality and Ethics Assessment Scale for application in health care. Results: 12 women participated in this study, being 11 pregnant women and 1 postpartum woman. The score of the interviewees suggested a high score for spirituality. The analysis of the narratives clarified that the E/R are used as a connection with the Sacred by the interviewees. Just as some indicate having received assistance humanized by the professionals who assisted them during the pregnancy-puerperal cycle. Conclusion: Most of the interviewees refer to being affiliated with a religious belief, but also allege that their spiritual/religious practices were never questioned during their queries. Therefore, it is of paramount importance for professionals to deepen their understanding of the possible approaches to work spirituality/religiosity and humanization in their calls and thus offer qualified assistance to their patients