Assessment of the completeness of the pregnant woman's booklet
Keywords:
Immunization Programs, Health Records, Personal, Pregnancy, Prenatal Care, Health EvaluationAbstract
Objective: To evaluate the quality of the Records in the Pregnant Woman's Booklet in Boa Vista- Roraima, with an emphasis on the legibility and completeness of prenatal information.
Method: Cross-sectional descriptive study, with a quantitative and evaluative approach, conducted in a maternal and child hospital in the municipality of Boa Vista, Roraima, between November and December 2024. 71 Pregnant Woman's Booklets were evaluated based on legibility and completeness parameters. The data were entered and analyzed in Microsoft Excel, with double-checking for correction of inconsistencies, and the overall completeness of each booklet was obtained by the simple arithmetic mean of the filling proportions of the sections, applying proportional weighting to the number of variables when necessary.
Results: All booklets had legible records. Regarding completeness, 7.04% were classified as very poor filling, 81.06% as poor, and 11.26% as fair, with none considered good or excellent. The Routine Complementary Exams section achieved the best results, while Complementary Activities showed the worst rates.
Conclusion: Most records were found to be unsatisfactory, revealing low appreciation for the Pregnant Woman's Booklet and suggesting non-compliance with filling guidelines.
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