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Objective: to identify, in the literature, associations between the use of non-pharmacological technologies and the time of labor and delivery. Methods: systematic review without meta-analysis, including only randomized controlled trials. Exposure factor: non-pharmacological pain relief therapies. Outcome: length of labor and delivery. Results: nine articles were identified. Three did not show efficacy related to the time of labor and delivery, however, one obtained for both periods of labor and delivery, two for the total duration of labor and delivery, one for the expulsion period in isolation and total duration of labor and delivery and two only for the expulsion period. Conclusion: non-pharmacological pain relief technologies, applied in isolation or in combination, have an effective potential in relieving the pain of parturients and significantly reducing labor and delivery time.

Tecnologias não farmacológicas e tempo de trabalho de parto e parto: revisão sistemática sem metanálise