Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires

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Since mid-90's, the implementation of a type of biomedical intervention including a set of technical procedures has enabled a dramatic reduction of the chances of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.I assume that the development of this new biomedical intervention as a routine in health care se...

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Autor principal: García, Guadalupe
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Lenguaje:Español
Español
Publicado: Cuadernos de antropología social 2016
Materias:
Medical Routines
Ethnography
Mother-To-Child Transmission
HIV-Aids
Public Hospital
Rutinas Médicas
Etnografía
Transmisión Perinatal
VIH-Sida
Hospital Público
Transmissão Mãe-Filho
Rotina Médica
Etnografia
Hospital Publico
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1341
http://repositorio.filo.uba.ar/handle/filodigital/2502
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Español
topic Medical Routines
Ethnography
Mother-To-Child Transmission
HIV-Aids
Public Hospital
Rutinas Médicas
Etnografía
Transmisión Perinatal
VIH-Sida
Hospital Público
HIV-Aids
Transmissão Mãe-Filho
Rotina Médica
Etnografia
Hospital Publico
spellingShingle Medical Routines
Ethnography
Mother-To-Child Transmission
HIV-Aids
Public Hospital
Rutinas Médicas
Etnografía
Transmisión Perinatal
VIH-Sida
Hospital Público
HIV-Aids
Transmissão Mãe-Filho
Rotina Médica
Etnografia
Hospital Publico
García, Guadalupe
Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
topic_facet Medical Routines
Ethnography
Mother-To-Child Transmission
HIV-Aids
Public Hospital
Rutinas Médicas
Etnografía
Transmisión Perinatal
VIH-Sida
Hospital Público
HIV-Aids
Transmissão Mãe-Filho
Rotina Médica
Etnografia
Hospital Publico
description Since mid-90's, the implementation of a type of biomedical intervention including a set of technical procedures has enabled a dramatic reduction of the chances of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.I assume that the development of this new biomedical intervention as a routine in health care settings involves multiple relations between different actors and demands new care standards for the establishment of adequate "courses of action". This paper analyzes the construction and execution of routines and standards of medical care. It is based on an ethnographic study of the institutionalization of the procedures and technologies for the prevention of HIV perinatal transmission in a public hospital in the south of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires. In particular the focus is on the analysis of medical routines for delivery of HIV-infected women. The study combines the analysis of observation's records taken in different spaces of the hospital, interviews with staff and women and a variety of other secondary documents. 
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author García, Guadalupe
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title Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
title_short Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
title_full Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
title_fullStr Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
title_full_unstemmed Medical Routines and Standardization: Ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of HIV perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of Buenos Aires
title_sort medical routines and standardization: ethnographic considerations on the institutionalization of hiv perinatal transmission prevention in an obstetric center in the south of buenos aires
publisher Cuadernos de antropología social
publishDate 2016
url http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/CAS/article/view/1341
http://repositorio.filo.uba.ar/handle/filodigital/2502
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