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期刊名:Women and birth

缩写:WOMEN BIRTH

ISSN:1871-5192

e-ISSN:1878-1799

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Johanna Sandén,Maria Lindqvist,Ingegerd Hildingsson et al. Johanna Sandén et al.
Problem: Access to labour wards remains a challenge for women in rural Sweden due to closures, raising concerns regarding accessibility, safety, and equity. While midwifery continuity of care (MCoC) offers a promising sol...
Yu Ngai Leung,Pui Hing Chau,Christine Chi Oi Lam et al. Yu Ngai Leung et al.
Background: Women with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) often face challenges initiating breastfeeding. Antenatal milk expression is a promising intervention to support breastfeeding, but the lived experiences and perc...
Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani,Jodine Chase,Maeve A O&#x;Connell Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani
In humanitarian emergencies, including natural disasters, armed conflict, famine, mass displacement, and disease outbreaks, breastfeeding is a lifesaving practice for mothers and infants. As a recognised human right, it provides safe nutrit...
Terri Downer,Tanya Capper,Olav Muurlink Terri Downer
Problem: Global literature suggests that attrition rates from entry-to-practice midwifery programs are increasing. However, little is known about student attrition in the Australian context. ...
Sally Hargreaves,Jennifer Ayton,Sarah Young et al. Sally Hargreaves et al.
Problem/background: Young women under 24 are still largely missing from research on maternity care, especially those living in regional communities. Building a stronger evidence base about their maternity care experiences...
Sarah Ireland,Pat Josse,Sue Kildea et al. Sarah Ireland et al.
Issue: Evidence shows Birthing on Country services are cost-effective and improve outcomes for First Nations women and newborns. This has led to increasing reference to Birthing on Country; however, the term has varying m...
Mahshid Abdi Shahshahani,Louise Lundborg,Christine Rubertsson et al. Mahshid Abdi Shahshahani et al.
Background: Women identified with psychosocial risk factors are at higher risk of interventions during labour and birth and adverse maternal outcomes. Midwifery Continuity of Care (MCoC) reduces interventions and improves...