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[Maternal Satisfaction and Birth: a web-based survey].
Professioni infermieristiche, 2020INTRODUZIONE: La soddisfazione materna rispetto all’assistenza ricevuta nel punto nascita è un indicatore della qualità dei servizi sanitari. OBIETTIVO: Valutare la soddisfazione materna in merito all’evento nascita, prendendo in esame alcune pratiche assistenziali e come sono state percepite dalle donne.
Colaceci S. +5 more
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Job satisfaction and organizational change in a maternity hospital
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 1986In 1978 a study was designed (Metcalf, 1982) to examine the reputed advantages of a system of Patient Allocation. For many years it had been suggested in the nursing literature that a system of Patient Allocation improved the job satisfaction and quality of working life of the nursing staff (Jenkinson, 1958; Pembrey, 1975; Mathews, 1975; Plumpton, 1978;
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Women's satisfaction with maternity care during preterm birth
Birth, 2019AbstractBackgroundWomen's satisfaction with maternity care is strongly influenced by their sociodemographic characteristics, values, and attitudes. The arrival of a preterm baby is often a traumatic time, with unique factors involved. The Spanish Preterm Birth Experience and Satisfaction Scale (P‐BESS) is a robust instrument capable of assessing women ...
Ruben Alfaro Blazquez +4 more
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Maternal Expectations and Satisfaction with Caesarean Section
2017Human reproduction is a critical and life-changing process which depends on complex biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors. Pregnancy and birth are surrounded by many cultural beliefs and rituals which influence women’s expectations and experiences [1, 2].
Amanda Hutcherson, Susan Ayers
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Maternal satisfaction with management in labour and preference for mode of delivery
jpme, 1997The aim of this study was to assess women's level of satisfaction with management during labour and to ascertain their preference for mode of delivery. The basis for the findings was the cross-sectional anonymous questionnaire survey of 520 women at a Dublin obstetric hospital. Visual analogue scales were used to assess degree of satisfaction.
M, Geary, M, Fanagan, P, Boylan
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MATERNAL ANALGESIA AND SATISFACTION
The Lancet, 1982J.Selwyn Crawford +5 more
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11 Maternal satisfaction with labour analgesia
Baillière's Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1998Satisfaction with childbirth is a multidimensional issue, of which analgesia is but one component. The importance of analgesia as a contribution to overall satisfaction has been recognized increasingly in the last 50 years, but improvement in quality of available analgesia has not always resulted in commensurate improvement in satisfaction ...
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International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia, 1998
P N, Robinson, P, Salmon, S M, Yentis
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P N, Robinson, P, Salmon, S M, Yentis
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Journal of Pediatric Nursing
This study aimed to examine the relationships among marital satisfaction, maternal attachment, and maternal burnout, and to evaluate the mediating role of maternal burnout in the relationship between marital satisfaction and maternal attachment.Data were collected from 301 mothers with infants aged 0-12 months.
Büşra, Yolcu +3 more
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This study aimed to examine the relationships among marital satisfaction, maternal attachment, and maternal burnout, and to evaluate the mediating role of maternal burnout in the relationship between marital satisfaction and maternal attachment.Data were collected from 301 mothers with infants aged 0-12 months.
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Maternal satisfaction with primary health care.
The New Zealand medical journal, 1982Maternal reactions to child health care services were examined for 1143 Christchurch children during the period birth to three years. The majority of mothers were well satisfied with the service provided by their family doctor. Over half the mothers who reported problems with their family doctor did so because of perceived inadequacies in the doctor's ...
D M, Fergusson +2 more
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