Cuidado obstétrico na rede materna: epidemiologia, cuidado e ações de saúde.

Assistance to women during the pregnancy-puerperal cycle and to children in the first year of life has been extensively studied, especially regarding its impact on maternal, perinatal and neonatal mortality. The assessment of the quality of health services can be carried out through effectiveness, effectiveness, efficiency, optimization, acceptability, legitimacy and equity and the structure-process-results triad. It is possible to consider the woman's pilgrimage as obstetric violence because it is directly related to her reproductive process and the annulment of her rights. This type of violence results from the precariousness of the health system, which considerably restricts access to the services offered. Therefore, it is concluded that women must receive quality care, in a humanized and individualized manner from prenatal care to the postpartum period, with clarification of doubts and the rights that are guaranteed to them in this regard, nursing professionals have fundamental role in developing discussions on the topic during prenatal consultations, as well as in the development of conversation circles, courses and booklets to better guide and provide quality care. Obstetric care in the maternal network is a critical aspect of ensuring the health and well-being of pregnant women before, during and after birth. This network comprises the provision of health services at different levels, from primary care to specialized obstetric care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]