Orientações adotadas nas maternidades dos hospitais-escola do Brasil, sobre posição de dormir

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Magda Lahorgue Nunes²  Maurer Pereira Martins²  Edmund Anthony Severn Nelson¹  Stephanie Cowan¹  Maria Luisa Cafferata¹  Jaderson Costa Da Costa² 

[1],Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul Hospital São Lucas Serviço de NeurologiaPorto Alegre RS ,Brasi

关键词: Maternity Hospitals;    Sudden Infant Death;    Child Health;    Sleep;    Maternidades;    Morte Infantil Súbita;    Saúde Infantil;    Sono;   

DOI  :  10.1590/S0102-311X2002000300033

来源: SciELO

【 摘 要 】

The prone sleeping position has been causally linked to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). This survey aimed to determine whether maternity hospitals in Brazil were promoting the prone sleeping position for newborns. Information was also collected on SIDS prevention messages. The study adopted a multicenter collaborative approach in hospitals with training in pediatrics, using questionnaires. Correctly completed questionnaires were received from 55 hospitals. The number of deliveries/year varied at the hospitals from 240 to 11,000 (median 2,750). The majority of hospitals encouraged the lateral (side) sleeping position in the normal care nurseries (44.4%) and at discharge (67%). In conclusion, the majority of hospitals surveyed are not promoting the supine sleeping position or any other intervention for SIDS prevention, although verbal information is provided to parents about breastfeeding (100%), immunization (100%), and smoking (85%).

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