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\ p None B a = c @ = Z ?N*8 X" 1 Arial1 Arial1 Arial1 Arial1 Arial1 Arial1 Arial General ` Table_3 : u DEFINING ATTRIBUTES OF THE CONCEPT OF AMBIENCE FOR LABORAND NORMAL INSTITUTIONALIZED DELIVERYZ Assistance process focused on the woman in labor triggered by the empowerment and protagonism of labor and delivery, sequenced by clinical assessment and interventions guided by the evidence of changes in the natural dynamics of labor and delivery, the judicious use of oxytocin, the amniotomy and episiotomy, and early promotion of skin contact; Assistance focused on the woman with continued attention(11,23,39); Awareness of the mother of continued care, focused on her(39); Resolutive welcoming(20,22,27); Clinical assessment(23,40,45); Prioritization of emergency calls(27); Guidance on labor and delivery(20,27,30,39); Empowerment to the protagonism of the mother for labor and delivery(11,18,22,39); Active listening(39); Interventions on the evidence of changes in the natural dynamics of the labor and delivery(38-39); Judicious use of oxytocin infusion, the amniotomy and episiotomy(36); Early promotion of skin contact(12); Umbilical cord ligation(43). Use of NIT as presence and continuous support companion, relaxing environment, acupuncture, walking, bathing, Swiss ball, massage, compresses, ventilatory exercises, soft food intake and freedom of labor and delivery position. Subcategories% Codes and referencesG Presence and continued support of the companion of choice of the mother Presence of the companion of choice of the mother; Continued support of the companion(38). Relaxation techniques Relaxation techniques(32,35,42). Walkingw Walking(17,28,36). Bath Spraying and immersion baths(20,26-27,34,36).
Swiss ballC Use of the Swiss ball(34). MassagesW Massages(17,36).
CompressesD Hot or cold compresses(28). Ventilatory exercisesC Ventilatory exercises(44). Soft food intakeD Soft food during labor(36).&