Abstract
Purpose: To analyze the factors that intervene in the contact between the mother and the baby over the first hour after normal childbirth. Method: Transversal observational study with quantitative approach. The research will be carried out in two maternity hospitals in the Northeast region. Parturient women hospitalized in pre-delivery, delivery and post-delivery units, counting 37 weeks of pregnancy age, or above, characterized as regular-risk pregnant women, and who are at the very edge of a normal delivery. Expected results: It is expected to contribute to identify the factors that intervene in the contact, thus proposing strategies aimed at reducing those factors that can be avoided, in order to guarantee procedures as recommended by the good practices in obstetric activities.References
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