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Being in the zone during physiological birth: a comparative study of hospital and home birth environments [PDF]

Frontiers in Global Women's Health
IntroductionA flow experience typically occurs when the challenge of a demanding physical activity aligns with an individual's abilities, resulting in a sense of empowerment and fulfillment.
Orli Dahan, Alon Goldberg
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Cost minimisation analyses of birth care in low-risk women in Norway: a comparison between planned home birth and birth in a standard obstetric unit [PDF]

BMC Health Services Research
Background Evidence exists that planned home births for low-risk women in settings in which they have access to hospital transfer if needed are safe. The costs of planned home births, compared to low-risk births in obstetric units, are not clear. The aim
Pål Joranger, Anette Schaumburg Huitfeldt, Stine Bernitz, Ellen Blix   +3 more
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Experiences of Women Who Opt for a Planned Home Birth After a Previous Hospital Birth: A Qualitative Study [PDF]

Nursing Reports
Background/Objective: In Spain, 99% of births occur in hospital settings, and planned home birth is neither funded nor regulated by the Public Health System. Despite growing interest in this birth option, qualitative evidence exploring the experiences of
Trinidad Maria Galera-Barbero, Vanesa Gutierrez-Puertas, Helder Jaime Fernandes, Blanca Ortiz-Rodriguez, Alba Sola-Martinez, Lorena Gutierrez-Puertas   +5 more
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Global stakeholder perspectives of home birth: a systematic scoping review [PDF]

Systematic Reviews, 2021
Home birth is experienced by people very differently worldwide. These experiences likely differ by the type of stakeholder involved (women, their support persons, birth attendants, policy-makers), the experience itself (low-risk birth, transfer to ...
Ginny Brunton, Samira Wahab, Hassan Sheikh, Beth Murray Davis   +3 more
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Exploring midwifery students’ experiences of clinical training in planned home birth: A qualitative study [PDF]

European Journal of Midwifery
Introduction In Spain, midwifery students receive limited education on and remain unfamiliar with the physiology and safety of planned home births. The aim of the study was to explore midwifery students’ experiences of clinical training in planned home ...
Trinidad Maria Galera-Barbero, Vanesa Gutierrez-Puertas, Alba Sola-Martínez, Lorena Gutiérrez-Puertas   +3 more
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Maternal outcomes and birth interventions among women who begin labour intending to give birth at home compared to women of low obstetrical risk who intend to give birth in hospital: A systematic review and meta-analyses

EClinicalMedicine, 2020
Background: We previously concluded that risk of stillbirth, neonatal mortality or morbidity is not different whether birth is intended at home or hospital. Here, we compare the occurrence of birth interventions and maternal outcomes among low-risk women
Angela Reitsma, Julia Simioni, Ginny Brunton, Karyn Kaufman, Eileen K Hutton   +4 more
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Perinatal or neonatal mortality among women who intend at the onset of labour to give birth at home compared to women of low obstetrical risk who intend to give birth in hospital: A systematic review and meta-analyses

EClinicalMedicine, 2019
Background: More women are choosing to birth at home in well-resourced countries. Concerns persist that out-of-hospital birth contributes to higher perinatal and neonatal mortality.
Eileen K. Hutton, Angela Reitsma, Julia Simioni, Ginny Brunton, Karyn Kaufman   +4 more
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‘I didn’t think you were allowed that, they didn’t mention that.’ A qualitative study exploring women’s perceptions of home birth [PDF]

BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 2018
Background Evidence suggests that home birth is as safe as hospital birth for low risk multiparous women, and is associated with reduced intervention rates and increased rates of normal birth.
Jo Naylor Smith, Beck Taylor, Karen Shaw, Alistair Hewison, Sara Kenyon   +4 more
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Una revisión del impacto emocional de la pérdida perinatal previa en un embarazo posterior

Musas, 2023
Background. Many believe that becoming pregnant again after a perinatal loss will ease a parent’s grief and wipe away the sad memories of loss. However, pregnancy after perinatal loss is increasingly recognized as a psychologically stressful period ...
Marta de Gracia de Gregorio
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L’atelier de dialogue local, une technique d’enquête pour la promotion de la santé materno-infantile

Études Caribéennes, 2021
In Haiti, holders of local and indigenous knowledge (matrons, mambos, leaf doctors, houngans…) living in rural areas are excluded from speaking out about health promotion.
Obrillant Damus
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