• Rev Gaucha Enferm · Jan 2015

    [In vaginal and cesarean deliveries, a companion is not allowed in the room: discourses of nurses and technical directors].

    • Odaléa Maria Brüggemann, Romana Raquel Ebele, Erika Simas Ebsen, and Bruna Daniela Batista.
    • Departamento de Enfermagem, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brasil.
    • Rev Gaucha Enferm. 2015 Jan 1; 36 Spec No: 152-8.

    ObjectiveTo understand the reasons why health institutions from the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil prevent the presence of a companion in vaginal and caesarean delivery, from the perspective of nurses and technical directors.MethodExploratory-descriptive, qualitative research. A total of 12 nurses and five technical directors were interviewed from September/2011 to February/2012. The reports were analyzed according to the Collective Subject Discourse.ResultsIn the central ideas of restrictions to the companion we may cite: the operating room is not the place for a companion; in the delivery room companions are not allowed to come in; the companion does not have emotional and psychological preparation; lack of participation in prenatal care hinders the entrance of the companion; if the companion does not ask, he does not come in, but if he requires, he may come in.Final ConsiderationsThe companion impediment is guided by pre-conceived ideas that can negatively interfere in the organization of the birth process.

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