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FUJIMORI, M. Breastfeeding: knowledge and practices in primary health care in two municipalities in southwest Mato Grosso. [Master ́s Dissertation]. São Paulo: School of Public Health of the University of São Paulo, 2012. Introduction: Despite the recognition that breastfeeding represents the strategy of major contribution to reducing child mortality, the prevalence of this practice still occurs in Brazil below the recommended standards. In this context, the relevance of promotional practices developed by the Family Health Care Team since pregnancy becomes evident until the establishment of breastfeeding, as well as its maintenance. The pattern of breastfeeding and its promotional activities varies with population characteristics and the health care services. Objective: To assess health workers knowledge and practices on breastfeeding promotion in two cities located in the southwest of Mato Grosso state. Methods: The study population consisted of seven physicians, seven nurses and 42 community health workers who were working during the data collection and 70 mothers attended by these health units. Data were collected through different questionnaires, one for physicians and nurses, one for community health workers and another for the interviews with the mothers. Results: The team accomplished 60% on the advantages and general knowledge on breastfeeding and breast care, but its performance leaves room for improvement related to technical, management and labor benefits of nursing mothers. Physicians and nurses scored better on tests when compared to community health workers. Over 70% of professionals reported never have attended a specific training on breastfeeding. We noticed an important discrepancy relating to the perception of mothers and professionals in relation to actions to promote breastfeeding since a small number of mothers reported to have been benefited from these activities. Conclusion: the results of this study point to the need for investment to carry out educational activities, providing support materials and continuous education of all staff enhancing Family Health Strategy to promote, protect and support breastfeeding.

Aleitamento materno: saberes e práticas na atenção básica à saúde em dois municípios do sudoeste mato-grossense