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Introduzione: La soddisfazione materna rispetto all’assistenza ricevuta nel punto nascita è un indicatore della qualità dei servizi sanitari. Obiettivo: Valutare la soddisfazione materna in merito all’evento nascita, prendendo in esame alcune pratiche assistenziali e come sono state percepite dalle donne. Metodo: È stato condotto uno studio osservazionale tra maggio e agosto 2018 tramite questionario online proposto a donne che avessero partorito negli ultimi 3 anni. I dati sono stati sottoposti ad analisi descrittiva e bivariata, considerando la soddisfazione come outcome (p<0,05). Risultati: Il campione è costituito da 1229 donne. Circa il 73% ha partorito spontaneamente e rispettivamente nel 29,3% e 34,4% dei casi sono state praticate manovra di Kristeller ed episiotomia. Tre donne su 10 lamentano un mancato coinvolgimento nelle decisioni assistenziali, il 13,9% afferma che il parto abbia influito negativamente sulla volontà di avere altri figli e il 19,8% non tornerebbe a partorire nella stessa struttura. Quattro donne su 10 sono soddisfatte solo in parte e il 6,4% non lo è affatto. La soddisfazione è associata in modo statisticamente significativo alle variabili: età≥25 anni, ambiente di travaglio sereno, atteggiamento cordiale del personale, personale rispettoso dei bisogni, rispetto della dignità, coinvolgimento nelle decisioni assistenziali, persona di fiducia durante travaglio e parto, parto vaginale, esperienza positiva del parto, episiotomia, manovra di Kristeller, contatto pelle-a-pelle, supporto per l’allattamento nel post partum, scelta di tornare al prossimo parto. Conclusioni: È necessario attuare strategie finalizzate a garantire la centralità della triade madre-partner-bambino nell’evento nascita e rendere più efficiente l’allocazione delle risorse umane.


Parole chiave: Soddisfazione; Nascita; Qualità dell’assistenza; Assistenza ostetrica

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Colaceci, S., Corsi, E., Berardi, F., Coscarella, P., Mariotti, M., & Ramacciati, N. (2020). Soddisfazione materna ed evento nascita: una web-based survey. PROFESSIONI INFERMIERISTICHE, 73(3). Recuperato da https://www.profinf.net/pro3/index.php/IN/article/view/802

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