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Objective: To investigate the following up of parturients undergoing cesarean delivery and their newborns (RN), emphasizing the achievement of health care actions in primary health care. Methods: follow-up observational study on recent mothers and their RNs after cesarean delivery at the General Hospital at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, performed from March of 2010 to March of 2011. The information was obtained through telephone contact with the recent mothers and analyzed in the Statistical Package for Social Sciences software. The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the Institution. Results: 500 (65.6%) out of 762 women undergoing Cesarean delivery were contacted, 126 (25.2%) were assisted in Basic Health Units (UBS) until 30 days postpartum and 34 (6.8%) had notified surgical wound infection. Post-discharge follow-up information was obtained for 456 RNs, excluding 21 deaths or stillbirths and 23 children who remained hospitalized. The recent mothers reported the following health actions for their children: 327 (71.7%) with consultation until 30 days postpartum, 439 (96.3%) with anti-hepatitis B vaccination, 428 (93.9%) with BCG vaccination, 450 (98.7%) with “foot test”, and 147 (32.2%) with hearing screening. There was no statistical difference in maternal and child health assistance when the post-cesarean surgical wound infection was considered. Conclusions: a low percentage of women was assisted in the UBSs; the majority of RNs had access to health actions and less adherence to the hearing screening.

Primary care follow-up of recent mothers submitted to cesarean section and their newborns in reference service