ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Development and validation of a serial album on pregnancy for expectant mothers and healthcare professionals.
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Abstract
objectivesto describe the process of developing and validating a serial album on prenatal care aimed at pregnant women and health professionals.
methodsparticipatory action research that considered technological production guided by the following stages: identification of the need for change; theoretical and documentary survey; technological proposal; analysis by experts and validation by pregnant women. The analysis by experts considered the Content Validity Index.
resultsthe Content Validity Index obtained an overall score of 0.92, and the pregnant women performed the assessment with 100% agreement between items. The serial album on prenatal care proved to be effective in qualifying prenatal care, especially with regard to promoting autonomy, critical thinking, and strengthening the professional-user bond.
conclusionsthe serial album developed was considered valid by pregnant women and health professionals and has the potential for replication in the context of primary health care, with a view to improving the quality of prenatal care.
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