Suchergebnisse

Objective: Analyze, in the scientific production of nursing, the implications of the rooming in the process of exclusive
breastfeeding. Method: This integrative review explored the universe of 19 articles indexed in the databases of the Center for the
Improvement of Personnel of Higher Education (CAPES) and Scientific Electronic Library Online (Scielo). Results: The findings
revealed different conceptions of rooming-in, which include the mother-son, both mother and child associated with the paternal
presence, postpartum period and nursing team and nursing team and family. It becomes evident barriers to breastfeeding, related
to maternal and professional limitations. Finally, it was possible to understand the implications of the rooming in for breastfeeding,
which indicate the benefits to be a favorable space for teaching and support breastfeeding. Conclusion: There is the need to rethink
the hospital practices and the professional prepare in order to achieve the policy objectives of rooming-in and breastfeeding.

Objective: To identify the subsidies provided by scientific production to hospital health management in
frontier areas. Methods: This is an integrative review that explored the universe of 24 articles indexed in the
Virtual Health Library, the database of Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences (LILACS). Results:
Socioeconomic health management aspects at the border that showed the mobility of people and the
management of health services and; clinical aspects of health management at the border which highlighted
aspects of service and customer characteristics. Conclusion: Health in the frontier area explored in scientific
production subsidizes the hospital management to indicate the socioeconomic factors as determinants of the
health-disease. Determination which results in increased demand and the need for health diagnostic technology.