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Sensitivity Analysis to the Evidence in Bayesian Networks to Analyze the Elements of Humanized Childbirth Care

Abstract:

The recognition of the plurinational, intercultural, pluricultural, and multiethnic condition of the country makes it necessary to seek coordination mechanisms between institutional health care and the traditional practices of the different communities of the country. Culturally appropriate childbirth care involves the care of the mother and the newborn and seeks to incorporate into its practice not only the classic characteristics of care in free position, but also a set of actions and attitudes aimed at increasing access by communities, people, and indigenous and Afro-Ecuadorian nationalities to institutional childbirth care, as well as other demands from various social movements that demand humanized childbirth care. For this reason, in the present work, a sensitivity analysis was carried out on the evidence in Bayesian Networks of the elements of humanized childbirth care from the perspective of health personnel, which is useful to verify the standards of the application of culturally appropriate childbirth in areas of support decision-making for continuous improvement in childbirth care processes.