E-viri
Recenzirano
Odprti dostop
-
Souza, Renato T; Surita, Fernanda G; Freitas-Jesus, Juliana Vasconcellos; Pacagnella, Rodolfo C; Ribeiro-Do-Valle, Carolina C; Luz, Adriana G; Lajos, Giuliane J; Nobrega, Guilherme M; Griggio, Thayna B; Charles, Charles M; Silveira, Carla; Miele, Maria J; Tedesco, Ricardo P; Fernandes, Karayna G; Peret, Frederico JA; Feitosa, Francisco E; Traina, Evelyn; Haddad, Samira M; Andreucci, Carla B; Guida, José P; Correa Junior, Mario D; Dias, Marcos AB; Oliveira, Leandro G; Melo Junior, Elias F; Luz, Marília GQ DA; Costa, Maria Laura; Metelus, Sherly; Castro, Lester; Pabon, Stephanie; Silva, Amanda D; Japenga, Rodolfo R; Urquiza, Erica R F; Machado, Maíra R; Simões, Marcela Maria; Yazaki-Sun, Sue; Mota, Priscilla; Machado, Ellen; Bergmann, Anne; Raupp dos Santos, Gustavo; Peres, Patrícia B; Arbeli, Cristiane L; Quevedo, Rafael M; Yamashita, Carolina F; Corradin, Julia D; Bergamini, Isabella; Ramos, José Geraldo L; Oppermann, Maria Lúcia R; Quadro, Laisa S; Marins, Lina; Paniz, Érika V; Parreira, Bruna E; Tosetto, Aline; Savazoni, Sabrina; Costa, Aline C; Almeida, Marina HL; Moura, Bruna FV; França, Lidiane R; Vieira, Hanna; Aquino, Rafael B; Monteiro, Isabella; Nakamura-Pereira, Marcos; Guerra, Bruna O; Gorga, Gabriela; Pinheiro, Daisy; Miná, Priscila L; Dornellas, Carol; Oliveira, Kevin FA; Makyama, Mariana Emi Varicoda; Leal, Caio; Amana, Rayra; dos Santos, Marina M; Neto, Carlos; Gomes, Thiago; Pereira, Isabela R; Salustrino, Clélia Andrade; Pontes, Valéria B; Franco, Roberto Allen da Silva; Bilibio, João Paolo; Brito, Gislânia P F; Pinto, Hana Paula C; Guerra, Andrezza A; Moura, Andrea O; David, Fernanda; Silva, Alina; Bacha, Angela M; Borovac-Pinheiro, Anderson; Pereira, Belmiro G; Amaral, Eliana M; Ferreira, Elton; Milanez, Helaine MBPM; Caldas, Jamil P S; Baccaro, Luiz F; Nomura, Marcelo; Rehder, Patrícia M; Simone, Renata Z; Passini, Renato; Torrezan, Cristiano; Modena, João L P; Nunes dos Santos, Magnun N; Zumpano dos Santos, Tábata R
Midwifery, 08/2024, Letnik: 135Journal Article
Pregnant and postpartum women infected by COVID-19 are at increased risk of adverse outcomes, including negative effects on their mental health. Brazilian maternal mortality rate due to COVID-19 is 2.5 times higher than overall mortality rates. This study aimed to understand how pregnant/postpartum women experienced the COVID-19 suspicion/investigation or confirmed infection in different Brazilian cities, the pandemic's consequences to women and their families, and their needs to improve maternal health services during public health emergencies. We conducted a qualitative study with 27 women with COVID-19 and 6 of their family members, as part of a multicenter study among 15 maternity hospitals in Brazil. We applied in-depth interviews through telephone calls when women received the diagnostic or had a suspect infection and after 60 days. Another semi-structured interview was applied to their close family members. The interviews were considered through thematic analysis. From the thematic content analysis three major themes emerged from the first and second interviews: (Cucinotta and Vanelli, 2020) assistance received by the woman and newborn in the medical services; (World Health Organization (WHO) 2021) stigma/fear of contamination from health workers and from family and friends reported by the women; (Allotey et al., 2020) the COVID-19 pandemic impact. Before the availability of the COVID-19 vaccine, pregnant women experienced fear of death, hospitalization, quarantine, loss of family members, and financial repercussions, resulting in physical, psychological, and socioeconomic impacts on these women's lives.
