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Barreras lingüísticas y diferencias culturales en el parto: un estudio cualitativo de las experiencias de las mujeres
Hanna Oommen1,2,3, Kowsar M Osman4, Miski A Abdullahi4
1Center for Women's, Family and Child Health, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, University of South-Eastern Norway, Kongsberg, Norway.
European journal of midwifery
|August 27, 2025
Resumen
Las barreras lingüísticas y las diferencias culturales tienen un impacto significativo en las experiencias de parto de las mujeres somalíes en Noruega. La atención cultural y la mejora de la comunicación son esenciales para obtener resultados positivos y generar confianza en la asistencia sanitaria.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Sociología
- Salud pública
- Salud de los migrantes
Sus antecedentes:
- Las mujeres somalíes son un grupo significativo de migrantes no occidentales en Europa.
- Las barreras lingüísticas y las diferencias culturales pueden afectar negativamente las experiencias del parto.
- Este estudio se centra en las mujeres somalíes con un dominio limitado del noruego que dan a luz en Noruega.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Explorar las experiencias de parto de las mujeres somalíes con un dominio limitado del idioma en Noruega.
- Identificar los desafíos y los facilitadores en sus interacciones con el sistema de salud.
Principales métodos:
- Reclutó a ocho mujeres somalíes a través de las redes sociales y muestreo de bolas de nieve.
- Entrevistas semiestructuradas y presenciales realizadas (diciembre de 2023 a enero de 2024).
- Se utilizó el análisis temático (Braun y Clarke).
Principales resultados:
- Temas identificados: problemas de comunicación/lenguaje, relaciones con las parteras, diferencias culturales/alfabetización en materia de salud.
- Las barreras lingüísticas causaron inseguridad; la comunicación no verbal y los maridos como intérpretes fueron cruciales.
- Las experiencias con las parteras variaron; algunas se sintieron alienadas o enfrentaron estereotipos.
- Las creencias religiosas influyeron en las preferencias (por ejemplo, las médicas); la alfabetización en salud impactó en la comprensión de las complicaciones del parto.
Conclusiones:
- El cuidado cultural y la comunicación personalizada son vitales para evitar malentendidos.
- Mejorar la conciencia cultural y la competencia de las parteras mejora el apoyo a las mujeres diversas.
- La atención personalizada fomenta experiencias positivas en el parto, mejora los resultados y genera confianza.
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