Atenção ao pré-natal no Distrito Federal no período de janeiro de 2018 a agosto de 2020

Abstract

The monitoring of prenatal care during pregnancy is especially important for the mother-child binomial, as studies indicate that good assistance in prenatal consultations can reduce maternal and fetal risks, and consequently, reduce the incidence of maternal mortality. This study aims to analyze prenatal care in the Federal District, during the period of January 2018 to August 2020. It is an ecological, analytical study, with a quantitative approach. The variables analyzed were: pregnant women registered among those estimated; pregnant women with first care up to the 12th week of gestation; pregnant women with tests evaluated up to the 20th week; pregnant women with at least 6 (six) prenatal consultations, from the first up to the 20th week of pregnancy; pregnant women with tests for syphilis and HIV; pregnant women with dental care performed. Thus, the data collected will comprise the information from the SUS Information System: A descriptive statistic of the stratified indicators was performed using Excel software (version 10) and time series by Prais-Winsten regression every four months from 2018 to August 2020, the level of significance considered for the analysis was 5%. Through this study, it was identified that prenatal care favored the expansion and qualification of access and care for pregnant women, which can directly contribute to the reduction of maternal deaths and favorable outcomes in labor and birth.