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Predictors of Women’s Perceptions of the Childbirth Experience
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2008To determine the factors that predict women's perceptions of the childbirth experience and to examine whether these vary with the type of birth a woman experiences.Prospective cohort study.The postpartum units of two eastern Canadian hospitals.Six hundred fifty two women and their newborns.Data were collected in hospital at 12 to 48 hours postpartum ...
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From childbirth as an event to childbirth as an experience
Childbirth is often treated as a demographic event, yet for women it is a profoundly embodied experience that can reshape well-being, identity, and reproductive choices. Moving from childbirth as an event to childbirth as an experience allows for a deeper understanding of how physical and emotional dimensions of birth influence not only fertility ...openaire +1 more source
Women's lived experience of fear of childbirth
Midwifery, 2009to describe women's lived experience of fear of childbirth.a qualitative study using a phenomenological approach and a lifeworld perspective. Data were collected via tape-recorded interviews.Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden in 2003.eight pregnant women (24-37 gestational weeks) seeking help within an outpatient clinic for women with ...
Christina, Nilsson, Ingela, Lundgren
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Initial Experience With a Prepared Childbirth Program
JOGN Nursing, 1972This article reviews one hospital's experience in using the Lamaze method of childbirth with 150 deliveries. The hospital was a small (100 beds), community general hospital, and the original aim was to give the area's maternity patients a choice. The Lamaze program was made available to all patients and gained increased acceptance from staff physicians
R E, Howard, , Jan Marie Sister
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The adolescent childbirth experience
1999Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.
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First-time fathers' childbirth experience
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery, 1980Abstract Twenty first-time fathers who had attended prenatal classes were interviewed before and after attending their wives' childbirth to determine the father's special needs at this time. The same fifty-item questionnaire was utilized in both the predelivery and the postdelivery interviews.
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Experiences of lesbian couples during childbirth
Nursing Outlook, 2000An increasing number of Lesbians are choosing to have children. Do nurses interact with the couples differently during the childbirth experience?
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Childbirth Experiences in Malawi
2009Childbearing women the world over share the common events that signal the existence of a pregnancy: the physiological changes that take place and the fact that the baby will be born either vaginally or through a caesarean birth. However there are always elements of pregnancy, labour and puerperium that will be unique for every woman and this will in ...
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An American Experience of Pregnancy and Childbirth in Japan
Birth, 1989Abstract: Birth practices in modern Japan differ markedly from those currently observed in the United States and the outcomes are among the best in the world. A fundamental question is whether such practices could be exported apart from the underlying system of cultural values.
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