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New companies have always, by definition, been at the mercy of the markets and of the macro environment. Measures must be taken to minimize such suffering.FinTechs are experiencing the most challenging macro environment of the past decade. Conclusion: Family grief occurred regardless of the moment of loss, being greater in younger women and those with feelings of guilt. Marital status, education, economic status, religion, prenatal care, ethnicity, and previous miscarriage were not significantly associated with the scores obtained in the PGS. Suicidal ideation was reported by 15.4% and 32.7% of mothers who blame themselves for the death of the baby have significantly higher scores than those without such feelings (p <0.0001). First pregnant and women under the age of 25 had higher scores than the others (p=0.042 and p=0.047) respectively.
The median PGS score was 90 points, with no difference between the scores according to the moment of loss. There was a predominance of maternal responses (89.4%) and a mean age was 29.1☑5.58 years. The 104 respondents were divided into two groups loss in the first gestational trimester (76.9%), and other trimesters added to the neonatal period (23.1%). Results: 542 fathers and mothers were able to participate in the study and after invited to respond, 104 (19.1%) were willing to participate.
Methods: Cross-sectional study conducted with the application of a sociodemographic questionnaire and a validated questionnaire (Perinatal Grief Scale-PGS) in parents who lost their child at any time during pregnancy or in the neonatal period. Additionally, compare the degree of grief according to the moment of loss. (AU)ĪBSTRACT Objectives: To evaluate the degree of grief caused by gestational or neonatal loss in parents, associating with socio- demographic variables. Medidas devem ser tomadas para minimizar tal sofrimento. Conclusão: O luto ocorreu independente da idade gestacional do momento da perda, sendo de maior intensidade nas mulheres mais jovens e naquelas com sentimento de culpa. Estado civil, escolaridade, situação econômica, religião, realização de pré-natal, etnia e abortamento prévio não apresentaram associação significativa com os escores obtidos na ELP. Ideação suicida foi relatada por 15,4% e 32,7% das mães que se culpam pela morte do bebê e têm escores significativamente maior do que aque- las que não tinham tal sentimento (p<0,0001). Primigestas e mulheres com idade <25 anos apresentaram pontuações maiores que as demais (p=0,042 e p=0,047). A mediana do escore na ELP foi de 90 pontos, não havendo diferença entre as pontuações de acordo com o momento da perda. Evidenciou-se predomínio materno das respostas (89,4%) e idade média de 29,1☑5,58 anos.
Os 104 participantes foram divididos em dois grupos perda no primeiro trimestre gestacional (76,9%), e demais trimestres somados ao período neonatal (23,1%). Resultados: 542 pais e mães estavam aptos para participação do estudo e após serem convidados para responder à pesquisa, 104 (19,1%) concordaram em participar. Métodos:Estudo transversal, realizado com aplicação de questionário sociodemográfico e questionário validado (Escala de Luto PerinatalELP) em pais que tiveram perda de seu filho em qualquer período gestacional ou no neonatal. Adicionalmente, comparar o grau de luto de acordo com o momento da perda. RESUMO Objetivos: Avaliar o grau de luto causado pela perda gestacional ou neonatal em pais e mães, associando com va-riáveis sociodemográficas.
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