Abstract
Objective: To analyze the completion of the partogram during labor and delivery care in a public hospital in Belém-Pará. Methods: Quantitative study and with prospective characteristics, with 120 partogram of women between February and April 2017. The data were tabulated through the Microsoft Excel 2010® program and analyzed in the Bioestat 5.3® program to perform descriptive tests using the test of means and test of standard deviation, respecting the ethical standards of the research. Results: Among the sample analyzed, 120 (100,0%) were not fully completed, as well as data related to blood pressure, 110 (98,0%) together with the variable position variety, found only in 01 (0,01%). The greatest absence of filling was evidenced in axis 1 of the partogram, where the mean absence was found na average of 79,4 of the samples. Conclusion: It is evident that the failure to complete correctly reflects the low importance given to this instrument, since its non-applicability fails to provide the patient with safe care, as well as a better monitoring of the difficulties that may arise during the evolution of labor and childbirth.