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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"positive birth experience"”.
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An assessment of the experience of childbirth in women delivering at the University teaching hospital, Lusaka
The birth experience is something that affects a woman's perception of her labour. A positive birth experience may correlate with a positive perception of labour and vice versa. As caregivers we are interested in whether a mother perceives her birth experience positively or not, because in some …
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An assessment of the experience of childbirth in women delivering at the University teaching hospital, Lusaka
The birth experience is something that affects a woman's perception of her labour. A positive birth experience may correlate with a positive perception of labour and vice versa. As caregivers we are interested in whether a mother perceives her birth experience positively or not, because in some …
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Reclaiming power and peace. Protective factors for positive birth: A qualitative exploration.
Birth is often evaluated through clinical outcome measures with less attention given to the lived experience of the birthing person, with feelings around birth given a low priority. Yet, the psychological consequences of traumatic birth are well documented, and growing evidence suggests that …
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Decision-making in critical situations during pregnancy and birth
… overall aim of this thesis was to describe the experiences of obstetricians and parents and the attitudes of midwives in relation to critical situations during pregnancy and birth. The data collection (Paper I and II) started in year 2000 with interviews with obstetricians (n=14) concerning the …
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Homebirth outcomes and postnatal experiences in Canterbury (HOPE) study
Background: Homebirth and home postnatal outcomes are not well described within midwifery literature. What evidence exists supports the high value of continuity of midwifery care and the positive experiences of homebirth and a home postnatal course. What is considered ‘normal’ in relation to …