Complexity of high-risk pregnancy care in the health care network / Complejidad de la atención a la embarazada de alto riesgo en la red de atención la salud / Complexidade do cuidado da gestante de alto risco na rede de atenção à saúde
ABSTRACT Objective To understand the complexity of high-risk care for pregnant women in the health care network. Method Qualitative study with theoretical framework of Edgar Morin's Complex Thought and Grounded Theorymethodology, Strauss's version. Data collection by theoretical sampling, including twelve health professionals and seven women users of the care network in a municipality in the south of Brazil from July to October 2018. Analysis by open and axial coding and selective integration. Results The phenomenon "Caring for high-riskpregnant women in the health care network", comprises four categories Noticing autonomous decision making; Promoting care; Developing multiprofessional work; and Accessing the health care network. Conclusion Every high-riskpregnant woman should be seen as a singular and multidimensional being with comprehensive and continuous care, considering the complexity of local, regional, and global reality.