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期刊名:Women and birth

缩写:WOMEN BIRTH

ISSN:1871-5192

e-ISSN:1878-1799

IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Anneka Bowman,Karen Glover,Casey Cameron et al. Anneka Bowman et al.
Objective: To explore the perspectives of mothers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants about improvements for breastfeeding education and services for Aboriginal communities. ...
Lu Jing,Xinchen Chen,Judith McAra-Couper et al. Lu Jing et al.
Background: Fear of childbirth (FoC) impacts many first-time mothers. The "Stories-Empowered Education for New Parents" (SEEN) programme, a community-based intervention grounded in story and narrative transportation theor...
Valerie Smith,Rehab Emad Ashmawy,Deirdre O&#x;Malley Valerie Smith
Background: Care bundles comprise of a set of evidence-based interventions that are combined and applied consistently during each care episode. Recently, care bundles for perineal protection during childbirth have been de...
Glenys D Frank,Carolyne Njue,Angela Dawson et al. Glenys D Frank et al.
Background: Asylum seekers and undocumented migrants are a distinct group with different needs from refugees or migrants. This research focuses on the experiences of women seeking asylum in Australia during pregnancy, lab...
Kelley Lennon,Edel Roddy,Belinda Dewar et al. Kelley Lennon et al.
Aim: To understand the experience of midwifery leaders using the Appreciative Inquiry methodology to co-create and implement a Mentoring in Midwifery program in NSW, Australia. ...
Helen J Nightingale,Leesa Hooker,George Mnatzaganian et al. Helen J Nightingale et al.
Problem: Despite national guidelines for managing gestational weight gain (GWG), little is known about their integration into routine midwifery practice. ...
Jessica R Botfield,Malcolm Moffat,Catherine Dunphy et al. Jessica R Botfield et al.
Problem: Many women lack access to contraception information and services during pregnancy and postnatally and are at risk of unintentionally falling pregnant again soon after birth. ...
Pauline Sartori,Kathrin Stoll,Mechthild M Gross et al. Pauline Sartori et al.
Background: Burnout and job dissatisfaction among midwives compromise healthcare quality and workforce retention. Practice models, such as hospital-based versus caseload models, may influence midwives' well-being and warr...