women's preferences
Pregnant women’s preferences for and concerns about preterm birth prevention: a cross sectional survey
... [14], women ’ s preferences for and concerns about PTB prevention have not been ...consider women ’ s preferences is important because evidence has shown that most women ...
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Women’s preferences and mode of delivery in public and private hospitals: a prospective cohort study
... nulliparous women in Buenos Aires, and is similar to other sites in Latin America and stable over ...nulliparous women with no complications during pregnancy, had a rate of more than 35 % cesarean sections ...
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A qualitative inquiry on pregnant women’s preferences for mental health screening
... included women being 20 years or older, having a singleton pregnancy at the sec- ond trimester of pregnancy (20–24 weeks), and ability to read, write, and speak in ...
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The influence of women’s preferences and actual mode of delivery on post traumatic stress symptoms following childbirth: a population based, longitudinal study
... of women view their labor and delivery as ...of women experience the full constellation of symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and qualify for a clinical diagno- sis ...
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Eliciting women’s cervical screening preferences: a mixed methods systematic review protocol
... that women are supported in these preference- sensitive health care decisions, for individual-level decision- making and through policies that reflect women’s ...
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Contraceptive use and preferences of young married women in Kerala, India
... young women may not be due to their decision to avoid sterilization and to choose some alternatives, but due to the delayed marriage and ...of women who underwent female sterilization under the age of 28 ...
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Women’s perspectives on health facility and system levels factors influencing mode of delivery in Tehran: a qualitative study
... the women and her family [25, ...women’s preferences for mode of delivery in ...of women’ views and concerns related to the quality of maternity care and other barriers embedded in the health ...to ...
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s-0036-1586750.pdf
... pregnant women are far ...nulliparous women are three to four times more likely to undergo CD compared with normal weight women, 5,7 and more than half of multiparous women with class III ...
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Preferences for mode of delivery in nulliparous Argentinean women: a qualitative study
... what women view as important factors that affect their de- cision and their perspectives on vaginal delivery versus CS, including the advantages and disadvantages of ...women’s preferences for mode of ...
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The influence of socioeconomic status on women's preferences for modern contraceptive providers in Nigeria: a multilevel choice modeling
... women’s preferences for private providers could be attributed to unob- served characteristics at the community ...among women across the ...of women using public providers when compared to informal ...
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Preferences and related factors for postpartum contraception in pregnant women
... pregnant women in follow-up clinics questioned whether they receive family planning counseling ...before. Women during pregnancy may be in a quest for knowledge about contraceptive methods using after the ...
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At face value : how internet access, pubertal timing, environmental harshness, and population familiarity influence facial preferences
... masculinity preferences). Women who experience earlier menarche have higher oestradiol levels as adolescents (Vihko & Apter, 1984) and even up until early adulthood (Apter et ...partner ...
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The status of Greek women in 1940's, 1950's and 1960's
... Through the descriptions of the interviewees it can be perceived that the urban society of Istanbul had many different classes and relations between the classes were rather limited. Thus, the Istanbul society was ...
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A decision aid for considering indomethacin prophylaxis vs. symptomatic treatment of PDA for extreme low birth weight infants
... In the second part; the DA coaches the parents in the decision making process regarding the use of indo- methacin for their preterm infants through: case scenar- ios of the PDA and side effects of indomethacin, ...
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Pediatric Assent and Treating Children Over Objection
... solicited preferences are ...patient preferences, when done properly (as we presume Dr ...their preferences to be ...’ preferences, for example, when they promise con fi dentiality to child ...
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UNDERSTANDING OF FEMALE SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN AYURVEDA W.S.R TO FEMALE AROUSAL DISORDER- A CONCEPTUAL STUDY .......
... Bhaya (fear), Shoka (sadness), Irshya (jealous), Udvega (anxiety) etc. are the prime Manovikaras (disorders of manas)and ManasikaBhavas 7 which have got their definite role in the vitiation of general functioning of ...
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Preferences of men and women in the Czech Republic when shopping for food
... Men prefer traditional navigation tools. They appreciate simple navigation system showing the location of a particular group of product range. This can be solved by using the navigation panels hanging above the shelves ...
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Latina Women in the United States: Child Care Preferences and Arrangements
... care preferences and arrangements between groups of Latina immigrant and nonimmigrant ...nonimmigrant women differed significantly in their perceptions of the costs and benefits of maternal employment for ...
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Advancing sex and gender competency in medicine: sex & gender women’s health collaborative
... II, women were categorized as “protected subjects” in clinical inves- tigations, particularly drug trials, out of fear of unfore- seen teratogenic harm to the fetus among pregnant ...
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Sex and Gender Medical Education Summit: a roadmap for curricular innovation
... and women, both in health and disease. This field has its roots in the women ’ s health movement but has gone fur- ther to consider the biology and pathophysiology of dis- ease as well as the ...
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