Nursing and hospitalized high-risk pregnant women: challenges for comprehensive care.

Objective: To analyze the interactions between nursing and hospitalized high-risk pregnant women regarding the possibilities and limits of providing care guided by the principle of comprehensiveness.

Method: A qualitative study based on the conceptual framework of comprehensiveness and developed from the precepts of thematic content analysis. Data were collected through open interviews and observation of the care scenario of twelve nursing professionals with hospitalized high-risk pregnant women.

Maternal care in the preterm child's family context: A comprehensive look towards the sibling.

Objective: To analyze maternal care for siblings of preterm babies hospitalized in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Method: Qualitative research using symbolic interactionism as a theoretical reference and narrative research as a methodological reference. Ten mothers were surveyed through semi-structured interviews.

The satisfaction of the normal delivery: finding oneself.

Objective: To understand the satisfaction women experience during the normal delivery.

Methodology: Qualitative, exploratory and descriptive study, developed during January and February of 2017, from interviewing twenty women that were satisfied with their natural delivery, residing on the countryside of Sao Paulo. The Symbolic Interactionism and the Thematic Content Analysis support this study.