Sexual and reproductive planning for visually impaired women: educational interventions in the light of literature
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2317-6032.2024v28n1.64459Keywords:
Health Education; Family Planning Services; Vision Disorders; Women's Health.Abstract
Objective: to identify the main knowledge demands on sexual and reproductive planning for visually impaired women. Method: Integrative literature review carried out in five databases, without establishing a time frame, using the descriptors "Family Planning Services", "Vision Disorders" and "Women's Health", in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The inclusion criteria were studies that answered the research question, and research abstracts, editorials, newspaper news, theses and dissertations were excluded. Literature revision: Unwanted pregnancy, Reproductive planning and contraceptive methods, Vulnerability to sexually transmitted infections, Guidelines on breastfeeding are highlighted in the studies examined. Conclusion: the health promotion process on reproductive planning for visually impaired women must focus on the identified demands, and may improve health care, with a view to stimulating their autonomy.