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O presente relatório integra o percurso formativo realizado no âmbito do Curso de
Mestrado em Enfermagem de Saúde Materna e Obstétrica, documentando o desenvolvimento de
competências especializadas e refletindo sobre a prática nos diferentes contextos de estágio:
puerpério, ginecologia, gravidez patológica, comunidade e bloco de partos. Este percurso permitiu
à mestranda integrar conhecimentos teóricos e práticos, consolidando uma abordagem holística e
personalizada, focada nas necessidades das mulheres ao longo do ciclo de vida.
A investigação teve como objetivo compreender de que forma as mulheres vivenciam a
sexualidade após um parto vaginal com trauma perineal, tema frequentemente negligenciado, mas
com implicações significativas para a saúde e bem-estar. A metodologia utilizada incluiu uma
revisão scoping e um estudo qualitativo com entrevistas semiestruturadas realizadas a mulheres
que experienciaram trauma perineal. Os resultados evidenciaram o impacto profundo das lesões
na vivência sexual, com relatos de alterações físicas e emocionais, bem como a necessidade de
estratégias de adaptação. Identificou-se também a carência de informações e suporte adequado
por parte dos profissionais de saúde.
Destaca-se a necessidade urgente de os Enfermeiros Especialistas em Enfermagem de
Saúde Materna e Obstétrica assumirem um papel mais ativo na promoção de uma sexualidade
saudável, integrando esta dimensão nos cuidados prestados. Apesar de ser um elemento central
da saúde feminina, a vivência sexual continua frequentemente descurada, exigindo intervenções
mais inclusivas e práticas que valorizem esta componente. Assim, este relatório reforça a relevância
de uma abordagem humanizada e baseada em evidências, instigando à promoção de discussões e
contribuições científicas que ampliem a intervenção do Enfermeiro Especialista em Enfermagem de
Saúde Materna e Obstétrica na área da saúde sexua
This report integrates the training path undertaken within the framework of the Master's Degree in Maternal and Obstetric Health Nursing (EEESMO), documenting the development of specialized competencies and reflecting on practice across different internship contexts: postpartum, gynecology, pathological pregnancy, community, and delivery rooms. This journey enabled the author to integrate theoretical and practical knowledge, consolidating a holistic and personalized approach focused on meeting women's needs throughout the life cycle. The research aimed to understand how women experience sexuality following vaginal delivery with perineal trauma, a topic often overlooked but with significant implications for health and well-being. The methodology included a scoping review and a qualitative study with semistructured interviews conducted with women who had experienced perineal trauma. The findings revealed the profound impact of such injuries on sexual experiences, with reports of physical and emotional changes as well as the need for adaptive strategies. A lack of adequate information and professional support was also identified. The urgent need for EEESMO to play a more active role in promoting healthy sexuality, integrating this dimension into provided care, is highlighted. Despite being a central element of women's health, sexuality remains frequently neglected, demanding more inclusive interventions and practices that value this component. Thus, this report reinforces the relevance of a humanized, evidence-based approach, encouraging the promotion of discussions and scientific contributions that expand the role of EEESMO in the field of sexual health.
This report integrates the training path undertaken within the framework of the Master's Degree in Maternal and Obstetric Health Nursing (EEESMO), documenting the development of specialized competencies and reflecting on practice across different internship contexts: postpartum, gynecology, pathological pregnancy, community, and delivery rooms. This journey enabled the author to integrate theoretical and practical knowledge, consolidating a holistic and personalized approach focused on meeting women's needs throughout the life cycle. The research aimed to understand how women experience sexuality following vaginal delivery with perineal trauma, a topic often overlooked but with significant implications for health and well-being. The methodology included a scoping review and a qualitative study with semistructured interviews conducted with women who had experienced perineal trauma. The findings revealed the profound impact of such injuries on sexual experiences, with reports of physical and emotional changes as well as the need for adaptive strategies. A lack of adequate information and professional support was also identified. The urgent need for EEESMO to play a more active role in promoting healthy sexuality, integrating this dimension into provided care, is highlighted. Despite being a central element of women's health, sexuality remains frequently neglected, demanding more inclusive interventions and practices that value this component. Thus, this report reinforces the relevance of a humanized, evidence-based approach, encouraging the promotion of discussions and scientific contributions that expand the role of EEESMO in the field of sexual health.
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Parto vaginal Trauma perineal Saude Materma Emfermagem Enfermeiro especialista
Citation
Cesario, J.(2024). A vivencia da sexualidade apos um parto com trauma perineal: a perspetiva da mulher. Santarem. Escola Superior de Saude. (Dissetação de Mestrado)
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