Perceptions of pregnant women about the role of partners in prenatal consultations

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  • Iarlla Silva Ferreira
    • Ana Fátima Carvalho Fernandes
      • Karísia Karen Ricarte Lô
        • Thaissa Pinto de Melo
          • Altamira Mendoça Félix Gomes
            • Ivna Silva Andrade

              DOI:

              https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2016000300003

              Palavras-chave:

              Prenatal Care, Paternity, Pregnancy.

              Resumo

              Objective: to understand the perception of pregnant women about the role of partners in prenatal consultations. Methods: qualitative study with 15 pregnant women. Data was collected through non-participant observation and semi-structured interview, organized and analyzed based on Content Analysis technique. Results: the speeches were grouped into three categories: the presence of the father during the consultations as an adherence factor to prenatal care, the man’s participation in the care of the pregnant woman and the child, and the partner as a confidence promoter. Conclusion: women reported feelings of safety and increased confidence when accompanied by partners in the consultations.

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              2016-06-05

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              Ferreira IS, Fernandes AFC, Lô KKR, Melo TP de, Gomes AMF, Andrade IS. Perceptions of pregnant women about the role of partners in prenatal consultations. Rev Rene [Internet]. 5º de junho de 2016 [citado 3º de junho de 2026];17(3):318-23. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufc.br/rene/article/view/3445