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O estudo examinou fatores sociodemográficos, clínicos e psicossociais que afetam a continuidade do tratamento e a adesão à medicação antirretroviral em mulheres nos primeiros três meses após o parto. Participaram 56 mulheres vivendo com HIV, com idades entre 18 e 43 anos, na sua grande maioria brancas e casadas. Foram utilizadas entrevistas sobre dados sociodemográficos e clínicos, exames laboratoriais e escalas psicológicas. Análises estatísticas revelaram que mais de um terço das participantes (37,5%) descontinuaram o próprio tratamento após o parto. A qualidade de vida e o apoio instrumental podem favorecer a continuidade do tratamento de HIV após o parto, e as condições de trabalho e a situação clínica dessas mulheres pode afetar a adesão após o parto. Tais resultados podem contribuir para o desenvolvimento de intervenções que favoreçam a continuidade do tratamento e adesão das mulheres no pós-parto. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Maternal attachment with their own caregivers tends to influence their later relationships, especially the mother-child relationship. This expectation, based on the literature, guided present study that aimed to investigate mother's experiences, mother's attachment with her caregivers and child's insecure attachment. Two mother-child dyads participated, in which the child had insecure attachment behaviors [selected in a sample of 63 participants]. The mothers answered instruments that evaluated care received; representations of attachment; mother-child relationship and the child's attachment behaviors. The results revealed consistency between the care received little sensitive, non-autonomy incentives, maternal insecure attachment and child's insecure attachment behaviors. These results support the literature and point out the importance of early evaluations and interventions to avoid the intergenerational transmission of insecure attachment pattern. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study investigated the involvement of fathers when their baby was three months old. Participants included 38 primiparous fathers with ages from 20 to 40 years. The fathers' interviews were content analyzed, based on three dimensions of father involvement: interaction, accessibility and responsibility. Fathers reported their involvement in many care activities, although not always routinely. They also mentioned worries and a much involvement in decisions related to care, education and baby's health. However, fathers considered their participation less than desired due to work-related time restrictions. These results indicated an increase in father involvement during the baby's third month and the need for emotional support for the fathers during this family transition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The new coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has had profound impacts on society, affecting physical and mental health as well as family interactions. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have been used in research with families in order to understand relational dynamics during the pandemic and to guarantee the continuity of studies previously started. The aim of this study is to present possible adaptations, for the online modality, of data collection procedures in research involving observation of family interactions. This is a methodological article, in which potentials of online observation are discussed, such as greater geographic coverage and ecological validity, but also challenges, such as the difficulty of standardizing data collection procedures, due to variability in the quality of equipment and Internet connection. Technical aspects are highlighted to assist researchers in the selection of audio/video equipment and platforms for videoconference, as well as in planning and conducting data collection. Online observation can enable researchers to understand the complexity of family dynamics during social distancing and after the pandemic as well, comprising an effective research strategy for the study of families in different contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]