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Birth experience of fathers in the setting of teenage pregnancy:Are they prepared?
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作者 Simeon Ngweso Rodney W Petersen julie a quinlivan 《World Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology》 2017年第1期1-7,共7页
AIM To explore the birth experiences of teenage fathers and determine the extent to which they are prepared for childbirth.METHODS A mixed methods observational study was undertaken comparing the birth experience of 5... AIM To explore the birth experiences of teenage fathers and determine the extent to which they are prepared for childbirth.METHODS A mixed methods observational study was undertaken comparing the birth experience of 50 fathers in the setting of teenage pregnancy(teenage) compared to a group of 50 older fathers. Fathers were recruited in the antenatal period and completed structured questionnaires following the birth of their child. Quantitative and qualitative analysis was undertaken.RESULTS Teenage fathers were younger, less educated and less likely to attend prenatal childbirth education classes(P < 0.0001). During birth, they were less prepared and consulted by attending staff(both P < 0.05). They reported limited roles in intrapartum decision-making(< 20%). In multivariate analysis being a father in the setting of teenage pregnancy remained significantly associated with feeling unprepared for birth. The major themes in qualitative analysis were feeling unprepared,shock, fear, a sense of detachment, happiness, pride, love of the baby and satisfaction with fertility.CONCLUSION Teenage fathers are less prepared for the birth of their child and this results in shock, fear and detachment that may impact on the early father-infant relationship. 展开更多
关键词 Fathers Preparation for childbirth Teenage fathers Teenage pregnancy Childbirth education BIRTH
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Cost effective evidence-based interventions to manage obesity in pregnancy
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作者 julie a quinlivan 《World Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology》 2014年第2期67-70,共4页
The rising tide of obesity has seen the prevalence of overweight and obese women presenting for antenatal care approach 50% in recent years. In addition, many pregnant women have gestational weight gain in excess of I... The rising tide of obesity has seen the prevalence of overweight and obese women presenting for antenatal care approach 50% in recent years. In addition, many pregnant women have gestational weight gain in excess of Institute of Medicine guidelines and develop obesity as a result of pregnancy. Both variables impact adversely upon pregnancy outcome. Individualised programs are not financially viable for cash strapped health systems. This review outlines an evidencebased, public health approach to the management of obesity in pregnancy. The interventions are affordable and in randomised and epidemiological trials, achieve benefits in pregnancy outcome. 展开更多
关键词 OBESITY PREGNANCY Randomised trial Evi-dence-based
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