Views from praxis in obstetrics: Compendium of studies related to professional development

Authors

edin@vegante edin@vegante; Esther Elisa García Chaiña; Silvia Lucy Mendoza Ruiz; Luisa Modesta Valerio Vega; Javier Juan Aliaga Salguero; Jim Kelvin Solano Tacza; Lessli Beatriz Calderón Monge

Keywords:

obstetrics, maternal and child, pregnancy, Birth

Synopsis

The medical specialty of obstetrics stands as an essential backbone in the world of health, firmly supporting one of the most transcendental moments in human life: birth. Obstetrics, which encompasses medical care and attention before, during and after pregnancy, goes beyond science and becomes a bridge between fragility and strength, between nascent life and human knowledge. Midwifery emerges as the beacon that guides mothers and babies through this journey, providing knowledge, care and support at every stage. From confirmation of conception through delivery and the postpartum period, obstetricians are guardians of maternal and child health and well-being.

In an era where medical advances are rapid and innovative technologies are transforming healthcare, obstetrics is uniquely positioned to impact the quality of life for countless people. Research in this field not only expands our understanding of the biological and medical processes behind pregnancy, but also drives the development of interventions and treatments that can save lives and ensure a healthy start for newborns.

As the profession has advanced, medical practices have been developed that ensure safer birth for mothers and babies. From basic hygiene to specialized surgical interventions, obstetrics has transformed the landscape of motherhood, moving from a time of uncertainty and risk to one of comprehensive care and expert care.
Midwifery has also become a driving force for gender equality and reproductive rights. By empowering women with knowledge and options, the specialty allows them to make informed decisions about their health and that of their babies. Furthermore, midwifery is a testament to diversity and inclusion as it encompasses a range of cultural and social contexts, ensuring that all women, regardless of their background, have access to quality healthcare during pregnancy.

Research in obstetrics continues to open new frontiers in the understanding of maternal and fetal biology, as well as in the identification of risk factors and prevention of complications. Modern technology, such as advanced ultrasound and real-time fetal monitoring, has revolutionized the way obstetricians evaluate and care for mothers and developing babies.

In a world where maternal and neonatal health remains a global priority, obstetrics continues to lead the way toward a healthier future. This compendium of research brings together the work of scientists, academics and professionals who are experts in the field, who have directed their efforts towards carrying out studies that contribute to the advancement of this discipline. This book represents a tribute to the relentless search for answers, medical innovation, and the deep desire to ensure the well-being of both mothers and newborns. Each study presented here is a link in the chain of knowledge that brings us one step closer to offering expectant mothers and their babies the highest level of care and safety.

 

Cite (APA)

Suárez, L., García, E., Mendoza, S., Valeria, L., Aliaga, J., Solana, J., & Calderón, L. (2023). Impacto económico de las manifestaciones culturales: Raymi Llaqta. Editorial Navegante. https://submission.editorialnavegante.com/index.php/SEN/catalog/book/197

Chapters

  • Fisiología del nacimiento: De los pródromos al posparto.
    Physiology of birth: From prodromes to postpartum.
    edin@vegante edin@vegante, Esther Elisa García Chaiña
  • The female perineum and childbirth: Elements of anatomy and practical applications.
    Silvia Lucy Mendoza Ruiz, Luisa Modesta Valerio Vega
  • Maternal and child nursing: a practice based on the standards of the Joint Commission International.
    Javier Juan Aliaga Salguero, Jim Kelvin Solano Tacza, Lessli Beatriz Calderón Monge
  • Conquer the fear of childbirth with hypnobirthing: A praxis in modernity for obstetrics
    edin@vegante edin@vegante, Esther Elisa García Chaiña
  • Mindfulness in pregnancy: A humanistic view from the Joint Commission International protocols
    Silvia Lucy Mendoza Ruiz, Luisa Modesta Valerio Vega
  • Joint Commission International certification and accreditation in Obstetrics health processes in Latin America
    Javier Juan Aliaga Salguero, Jim Kelvin Solano Tacza, Lessli Beatriz Calderón Monge

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Published

August 25, 2023

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