Nursing Assistance in Humanized Children

Abstract

The Program for the Humanization of Prenatal and Birth (PHPN), created in 2000, aims to qualify prenatal care in terms of access and coverage, but also to improve attention to the processes of childbirth itself and puerperal. This bibliographic review work aims to present and discuss the assistance provided by nursing professionals who direct nurses in the practice of humanized birth, proving the importance of knowledge of the procedures involved in this practice. To this end, the following keywords were used: nursing, childbirth and humanization, between the years 2015 to 2019 in Portuguese, which addressed the concepts and policies of humanization and the relationship and perception of nurses in this context. Virtual Health Library (VHL), Scielo, Lilacs. The nursing professional is of great importance in assisting the parturient and the newborn, promoting health, preventing and diagnosing pregnancy complications during the prenatal period, must be an integral part of the health team in comprehensive care provided to women. The care model for humanized childbirth is still a challenge and requires efforts by managers, health professionals, society and institutional support, adhering to public policies, encouraging the qualified formation of the team as a whole and performing its role in changing the model and performance committed to the ethical and legal precepts of the profession. it must be an integral part of the health team in comprehensive care provided to women. The care model for humanized childbirth is still a challenge and requires efforts by managers, health professionals, society and institutional support, adhering to public policies, encouraging the qualified formation of the team as a whole and performing its role in changing the model and performance committed to the ethical and legal precepts of the profession. it must be an integral part of the health team in comprehensive care provided to women. The care model for humanized childbirth is still a challenge and requires efforts by managers, health professionals, society and institutional support, adhering to public policies, encouraging the qualified formation of the team as a whole and performing its role in changing the model and performance committed to the ethical and legal precepts of the profession.