Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 5, 2022
Abstract
Digital
health
tools
such
as
apps
are
being
increasingly
used
by
women
to
access
pregnancy-related
information.
Conducted
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
this
study
investigated
pregnant
women’s
usage
of
digital
and
self-monitoring
behaviours.
In
addition,
views
interest
in
theoretical
pregnancy
app
features:
(1)
a
direct
patient-to-healthcare-professional
communication
tool
(2)
novel
body
measurement
was
assessed.
Using
mixed
methods
approach,
108
were
surveyed
15
currently
or
recently
interviewed
online.
We
found
that
pandemic
had
impacts
on
multiple
dimensions
experiences
including
their
with
healthcare,
relationships
themselves
social
circle.
Most
participants
said
they
would
use
features
we
described
also
identified
gap
availability
evidence-based
educational
Other
include
“Digital
Wallet”
desire
for
holistic
allowed
more
continuous
personalised
care.
The
main
factor
influenced
how
likely
concerns
about
data
privacy
security.
This
highlights
gaps
needs
should
inform
all
stakeholders
designing
healthcare.
offers
unique
insight
into
very
particular
period
human
history.
IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2024
Although
there
are
28
million
nurses
worldwide,
it
is
not
enough
to
meet
patient
needs.
So
we
face
a
future
with
too
much
work,
few
workers.
Telenursing
can
help
in
solving
this
issue
by
utilizing
the
technology
providing
distance
healthcare
and
health
education
patients/clients
lower
costs,
effective
services
proper
clients’
satisfaction
especially
rural
areas
through
insufficient
accessibility
local
clinics
or
hospitals.
use
phone
calls,
video
visits
remote
monitoring
devices
different
nursing
fields
as
family,
pediatric,
geriatric
and/or
others.
improve
quality
of
care
for
patients
building
relationships
them
preferable
outcomes.
also
decrease
work
burden
on
direct
contacts
negative
related
consequences
specially
after
COVID
19
pandemic.
INQUIRY The Journal of Health Care Organization Provision and Financing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
61
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Review
Question:
What
is
the
impact
of
Covid-19
upon
mental
health
and
well-being
women
during
pregnancy
perinatal
period?
Inclusion
criteria:
empirical
primary
research;
maternal
wellbeing;
period;
Covid-19;
English
or
Thai
language;
studies
from
December
2019-September
2021,
updated
March
2024.
Exclusion
secondary
research,
commentary,
grey
literature.
Databases
searched:
CINAHL,
Cochrane,
JBI,
Medline,
PsycINFO,
Clinical
Key
Web
Science.
Studies
were
assessed
for
bias
using
tools
aligned
with
study
design.
A
convergent
integrated
approach
was
taken
whereby
quantitative
data
combined
qualitative
data,
synthesised
simultaneously
Braun
Clarke
Six
Steps
to
Thematical
Analysis
presented
as
narrative.
Forty-two
included.
Overall
level
methodological
quality
14
rated
good,
28
fair.
Overarching
themes:
“Impact”
“Emotional
Impact.”
Themes:
demographic
impact;
socio-economic
factors;
obstetric
pre-morbidity;
maternity
service
delivery;
relationships;
fear
worry,
grief
loss.
Commonality
suggested
some
evidence
increased
risk
prevalence
illness
pre-pandemic
levels.
Risk
factors:
lack/perceived
lack
social
support;
high-risk
pregnancy,
complex
history;
prior
illness;
delivery,
safety;
worry.
Results
confer
prominent
pandemic
though
many
did
not
suggest
higher
than
levels,
directly
associated.
Several
factors
compound
risk.
small
number
protective
are
identified.
The
dynamic
processes
protection
need
be
understood
within
specific
context
in
which
they
operate.
authors
received
no
financial
support
authorship,
and/or
publication
this
article.
registered.
MCN The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50(1), P. 39 - 45
Published: Dec. 3, 2024
Abstract
Purpose:
The
purpose
of
this
review
is
to
investigate
the
current
landscape
evidence-based
mHealth
resources
designed
support
pregnant
patients
with
fetal
anomalies,
a
focus
on
enhancing
maternal
wellbeing,
disseminating
relevant
information,
and
facilitating
communication
nurses,
physicians,
other
health
care
professionals.
Study
Design:
Using
JBI
(formerly
known
as
Joanna
Briggs
Institute)
scoping
protocol
PRISMA-ScR
framework,
we
conducted
comprehensive
search
across
databases
including
CINAHL,
Medline,
Web
Science,
Google
Scholar.
Methods:
A
keyword
was
conducted,
resulting
in
227
unique
records.
Articles
discussing
mobile
apps
for
pregnancies
diagnosis
or
risk
anomaly
were
included,
hospital-affiliated
telehealth
that
adapted
use
specific
population.
Results:
Ten
articles
selected
inclusion.
Our
analysis
identified
several
predominant
themes.
surge
mHealth,
influenced
part
by
COVID-19
pandemic,
has
provided
critical
access
anomalies
through
platforms.
Comprehensive
resource
tools
integrating
informational
components
via
are
needed
offer
flexibility
well
Adopting
patient-driven
approach
developing
important
meeting
needs
patients,
their
families,
team.
Clinical
Implications:
framework
development
implementation
high-fidelity
tailored
vulnerable
population
needed.
Emphasizing
patient-centered
creation
paramount
ensuring
effectiveness
usefulness
women
experiencing
perinatal
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(10), P. 4536 - 4536
Published: May 16, 2021
Covering
the
mouth
and
nose
has
become
common
standard
for
protection
from
human-to-human
virus
transmission
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
The
aim
of
study
was
to
investigate
whether
students
at
universities
(medical
non-medical
students)
do
adhere
WHO
recommendations
on
proper
use
face
protection.
based
survey
created
with
Google®
Forms
regarding
data
demographics
self-reported
skin
conditions.
main
questions
addressed
guideline
correct
masks.
Responses
were
obtained
1173
students.
Compliance
all
criteria
among
whole
group
respondents
very
low
less
than
1%
no
significant
difference
between
medical
mask
criterion
most
commonly
complied
(81.2%);
contact
avoidance
touching
hands
appeared
be
difficult
comply
(2.8%).
Medical
significantly
more
compliant
three
out
seven
criteria.
In
general,
compliance
guidelines
masks
dramatically
Education
campaigns
should
introduced
increase
awareness
coverings
viral
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 5, 2022
Abstract
Digital
health
tools
such
as
apps
are
being
increasingly
used
by
women
to
access
pregnancy-related
information.
Conducted
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
this
study
investigated
pregnant
women’s
usage
of
digital
and
self-monitoring
behaviours.
In
addition,
views
interest
in
theoretical
pregnancy
app
features:
(1)
a
direct
patient-to-healthcare-professional
communication
tool
(2)
novel
body
measurement
was
assessed.
Using
mixed
methods
approach,
108
were
surveyed
15
currently
or
recently
interviewed
online.
We
found
that
pandemic
had
impacts
on
multiple
dimensions
experiences
including
their
with
healthcare,
relationships
themselves
social
circle.
Most
participants
said
they
would
use
features
we
described
also
identified
gap
availability
evidence-based
educational
Other
include
“Digital
Wallet”
desire
for
holistic
allowed
more
continuous
personalised
care.
The
main
factor
influenced
how
likely
concerns
about
data
privacy
security.
This
highlights
gaps
needs
should
inform
all
stakeholders
designing
healthcare.
offers
unique
insight
into
very
particular
period
human
history.
