Welcome and bonding in the service to pregnant women in primary care

Abstract

Objective: Understand the perceptions of pregnant women about welcoming and bonding with the primary health care team during prenatal care Methods: This is descriptive research with a qualitative approach, carried out with pregnant women accompanied by the multidisciplinary team of a basic health unit, in the interior of Paraíba. It was carried out through an interview, whose data collection was recorded and, subsequently, the information was transcribed, coded and categorized based on the content analysis technique. Results: The sample consisted of seven pregnant women, of which 71.4% were between 18 and 34 years old. All participants had positive positions in relation to the monitoring and care provided during prenatal care. However, the lack of partners was evident during consultations during this period. Final considerations: The pregnant women considered their prenatal care as satisfactory, with good reception and bond with the Primary Health Care team, suggesting changes in the shift of care and a greater number of consultations with the dentistry service.