Uso do Escore de Bologna na Avaliação da Assistência em um Hospital Universitário

Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the delivery and birth care provided at a university public hospital in the interior of Minas Gerais, according to the best practices and the Bologna Score recommended by the WHO. Method: This was a prospective, quantitative approach, carried out with 124 postpartum women. Data were collected during the months of April and May 2018. Results: The median age of parturients was 27 years, 98.3% received prenatal care, and 93.4% had 6 or more consultations and 46, 7 of them received guidance on labor and delivery. The vaginal delivery was planned by 59.67% of the women and 40% had this type of delivery. The Bologna Score ranged from 2 to 5 points and 20% of the women had their delivery augmented, 50% of them by episiotomy. Conclusion: The hospital studied received a high score in the Bologna score which indicates the provision of quality care, although it needs to improve regarding the use of partograph and a non supine position for birth. The study showed that guidance on labor received during prenatal care and delivery and the use of good practices in the care of pregnant women and parturients contribute to the reduction of cesarean rates.