Postpartum Care
Continuity of care by a primary midwife (caseload midwifery) increases women’s satisfaction with antenatal, intrapartum and postpartum care: results from the COSMOS randomised controlled trial
... their care from a ‘primary’ caseload ...call. Care was then provided by a back-up midwife, or on oc- casion, by non-caseload ...some postpartum care and provided domiciliary care ...
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Opportunities to improve postpartum care for mothers and infants: design of context specific packages of postpartum interventions in rural districts in four sub Saharan African countries
... of care and the definition of the post- partum period is limited to six weeks after childbirth, other studies address the importance of and opportun- ities for extending postpartum care for mother ...
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HERBAL MEDICINES USED DURING PREGNANCY, CHILDBIRTH AND POSTPARTUM CARE
... ABSTRACT: Pregnancy and childbirth have been an essential part of human existence for millennia, but unfortunately the experience has not been easy for all women. Although many pharmaceutical drugs are available but the ...
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Factors Associated with Utilization of Postpartum Care Services in Luanshya District
... of postpartum services is a major concern worldwide due to the great impact it has on infant and maternal ...mortality. Postpartum is defined as the first six weeks (42 days) following delivery of an ...
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Health care providers’ adherence to immediate postpartum care guideline and associated factors among women who gave birth in Mekele public teaching hospitals, Tigray 2018
... Antenatal period is a good time to educate and counsel the pregnant woman about the advantages of postpartum care. If a woman ones fulfill a criteria to attend postpar- tum follow up, the services that ...
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Critical views on postpartum care expressed by new mothers
... rated postpartum care overall as either "very positive" or "positive" suggests that a critical com- ment on a certain aspect of care does not exclude a general positive ...about ...
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Postpartum care in Thailand: Experience, practice and policy
... utilise postpartum care services than respondents who belonged to other religious groups, attributed to their belief in faith healing rather than modem healthcare ...the postpartum clinic if it was ...
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Randomized Trial of Postpartum Care After Hospital Discharge
... Forty-eight-hour postpartum telephone contact and day 3 nurse contact in the home (experimental) or at the hos- pital (control) were ...weeks’ postpartum by maternal diary and weight at home by research ...
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Java Cultural Perspective in Doing Postpartum Care in the Rawang Lama Village, Asahan District in 2014
... breast care during the ...do postpartum breast care. Once the importance of breast care during childbirth, this fact demands health and community workers to play a role in improving knowledge ...
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Perceptions and understandings of pregnancy, antenatal care and postpartum care among rural Lao women and their families
... to rural populations. Changing women’s attitudes may take some time, but creative campaigns could be de- veloped to help women change the traditional practice of discarding colostrum; beneficial practices such as family ...
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Quality of care during childbirth at public health facilities in Bangladesh: a cross-sectional study using WHO/UNICEF ‘Every Mother Every Newborn (EMEN)’ standards
... immediate postpartum care were assessed by (1) observing the care provided to pregnant women at different stages during labour and normal delivery using a checklist and (2) a review of facility ...
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The Perceived Impact of International Educational Experiences in the United States on Saudi Respiratory Therapists
... HIV care as having 2 or more laboratory tests (CD4 or Viral load test) at least 90 days apart during the pre-pregnancy (up to 12 months before pregnancy), pregnancy and the postpartum period (up to 12 ...
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Feelings, Self-Care, and Infant Care Reported by Korean Women at Risk for Postpartum Depression
... infant care and information gathering strategies to those used by most new ...receiving care at postpartum care centers, the limited self-care and infant care instruction they ...
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An integrated mid-range theory of postpartum family development: a guide for research and practice.
... identify postpartum parents with normative needs who had infants aged 6–16 weeks (average age 3 ...social care provider organization identified and helped enrol families by directly nominating parents who ...
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How to improve the quality of care for women with postpartum haemorrhage at Onandjokwe Hospital, Namibia: quality improvement study
... The audit team and departmental staff identified that there was a lack of training of the professional staff in the labour ward to manage obstetric emergencies and that the staff did not have access to an evidence-based ...
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Emergent management of postpartum hemorrhage for the general and acute care surgeon
... previous postpartum hemorrhage, antepartum hem- orrhage, prolonged third stage of labor (delivery of the placenta more than 30 minutes after delivery of the fetus), abnormal placentation (placenta previa, accreta ...
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KNOWLEDGE AND UTILIZATION OF POST NATAL CARE SERVICES THE CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY IN BAGHDAD
... 4. Warren C, Mwangi A, Oweya E, Kamunya R, Koskei N. Safeguarding maternal and newborn health: Improving the quality of postnatal care in Kenya. International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 2010; ...
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Understanding Midwives’ Perspective on Care of Post Cesarean Section Women at the University Teaching Hospital—Women and Newborn, Lusaka
... the care of postpartum mothers who had cesarean section at the University Teaching Hospital—Women and Newborn in Lusaka ...post-operative care on the postpartum mothers who had a caesarean ...
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... The long-term impact of PPD on child’s health is well documented [15,16]. Maternal depression adversely affects child’s functioning in cognitive, social, and developmental areas including failure to thrive, poor physical ...
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Postpartum depression on the neonatal intensive care unit: current perspectives
... The literature provides us with a list of risk factors that can be used to identify mothers who require special attention and formal mental health services. By implementing regular screenings for PPD, we can target ...
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