From: Coexistence and prevalence of obstetric interventions: an analysis based on the grade of membership
Obstetric practices put in place during labor and delivery | ||
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Variables | Collection instrument | Categories |
Useful practices that should be encouraged | ||
Providing food to parturient women | Interview | Yes; no; non-informed |
Allowing parturient women to have freedom to move | Interview | Yes; no; non-informed |
Use of Partogram (tool used to assess labor evolution) | Medical Record | Yes; no |
Adopting Non-Pharmacological Methods (NPM) for pain relief | Interview | Yes; no; non-informed |
Harmful or ineffective practices that must be eliminated | ||
Enema | Medical Record | Yes; no |
Perineal shaving | Medical Record | Yes; no |
“Lying parturient women on their back with legs up” - position at delivery time | Interview | Yes; no; non-informed |
Kristeller maneuver | Interview and medical record | Yes; no; non-informed |
Practices inappropriately used at L and delivery time | ||
Amniotomy | Medical Record | Yes; no; non-informed |
Oxytocin infusion | Medical Record | Yes; no; non-informed |
Analgesia | Medical Record | Yes; no |
Episiotomy | Medical Record | Yes; no; non-informed |