A assistência da enfermagem frente as complicações obstétricas pré- Natal

Abstract

This study examines the influence of nursing care on low-risk prenatal care through an integrative literature review. The introduction highlights the crucial role of nursing in this context, emphasizing the importance of building empathetic relationships and providing personalized care. The aim is to explore the impact of nursing care on reducing obstetric complications in pregnancies classified as low-risk. The methodology involves an integrative review of studies addressing strategies and technologies used by nursing in prenatal care. The results highlight the diversity of approaches adopted, from integrating technologies to humanized practices. Identified methodological limitations include diversity in the methodologies of the reviewed studies. Recommendations for future research include a more standardized approach and longitudinal studies. Contributions to nursing practice include the importance of integrating technologies, continuous professional development, and building trust relationships. The conclusion emphasizes the significant role of nursing, the positive impact on reducing obstetric complications, the diversity of strategies and technologies, methodological limitations, and proposals for future research. In summary, the study provides a comprehensive and valuable understanding of nursing care in low-risk prenatal care, indicating promising directions for future research and innovative practices centered on pregnant women