Abstract

LOREN GUERRERO, Laura et al. Perinatal care in the opinion of residents of the village of Podkarpacie (Poland). Index Enferm [online]. 2014, vol.23, n.1-2, pp.10-14. ISSN 1699-5988.  https://dx.doi.org/10.4321/S1132-12962014000100003.

The last decade has brought significant changes in perinatal care in Poland with the changes proposed by the WHO. However, the introduction of any changes has been facing obstacles inherent in the attitudes of both women, as well as the routine approach of staff. Objective: To learn about the inhabitants of the village of perinatal care and the evaluation of selected aspects of quality of obstetric care. Methods: The sample consisted of 250 randomly selected residents of Podkarpacie region (Poland), aged 18-60 years of age, with at least one child. Original questionnaire was conducted by the study taking place in 2010. Results and Conclusions: Those women, whose births were less surgery, had the best evaluation of obstetric services. A significant aspect of obstetric care which is the comfort and security of labor in the hospital, thanks to the continuity of care provided by the same therapeutic team.

Keywords : Women's Health; Obstetrics; Quality of Health Care; Rural Population; Poland.