Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
Abstract
Aim
To
systematically
evaluate
the
real
psychological
experiences
of
pregnant
women
during
Covid-19
pandemic
to
provide
a
basis
for
development
evidence-based
management
measures
this
population.
Design
Systematic
review.
Methods
Qualitative
studies
on
maternal
experience
were
retrieved
from
Web
Science,
Pubmed,
Embase,
Cochrane
Library,
CINAHL,
CNKI,
Wanfang
Database,
VIP
database,
SinoMed
database
and
Proquest
database.
The
search
period
is
establishment
January
7,
2023.
quality
literature
was
evaluated
using
evaluation
criteria
Evidence-Based
Health
Care
Center
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
in
Australia,
results
pooled
integrated
Nvivo11
software.
Results
A
total
15
included,
65
topics
extracted,
13
sub-themes
summarized
form
4
themes:
changes
challenges
life
style;
Emotional
experience;
Seeking
understanding
social
support;
Epidemic
current
advice
establish
confidence.
Conclusion
Families,
medical
institutions,
government
society
should
pay
more
attention
feelings
pandemic,
effective
guidance
help
relieve
pressure
pregnancy
improve
outcome
pregnancy.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: July 29, 2024
Testing
positive
for
COVID-19
was
associated
with
higher
rates
of
detrimental
psycho-social
and
physical
health
outcomes.
The
pandemic
caused
unprecedented
disruption
to
everyday
life.
This
included
major
reconfiguration
maternal,
child,
perinatal
mental
care
services
provision.
study
aimed
investigate
the
experiences
those
who
tested
during
pregnancy,
labour
birth,
or
early
postnatal
period.
National
on-line
recruitment
from
across
United
Kingdom
resulted
in
sixteen
mothers
being
invited
qualitative
semi-structured
interviews
understand
had
been
infected
by
Interviews
were
conducted,
recorded,
transcribed
using
video-conferencing
software.
A
Grounded
Theory
approach
used
analyse
data
gathered
pertaining
women's
their
diagnosis
theory
'Oscillating
Autonomy
–
Losing
Seeking
Regain
Control
Striving
Agency'
developed,
comprising
three
main
themes:
'Anxious
Anticipation:
fear
infection
worse
than
itself';
'Fluctuating
Agency:
What
changed
when
took
control';
'Reclaiming
Control:
reassurance
positivity'.
whilst
pregnant,
period
a
perceived
loss
control.
Those
able
regain
that
control
felt
more
secure
situation.
Support
paramount
manage
increased
vulnerability,
as
achieved
information
seeking
action
including
monitoring
vaccination.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
Maternity
care
is
a
core
service
provision
of
any
healthcare
system,
delivering
for
women
and
birthing
people,
their
wider
family
units.
During
the
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic,
much
maternity
was
reconfigured
with
aim
continuing
which
could
not
otherwise
be
re-scheduled
or
delayed,
but
in-line
infection
control
measures
instituted
through
social
physical
distancing.
The
RESILIENT
Study
designed
to
investigate
impact
COVID-19
pandemic
pandemic-related
reconfigurations
delivery.
It
particularly
concerned
experiences
minority
ethnic
groups
those
medical
complexity.
One
our
specific
objectives
during
from
perspective
people;
fathers,
partners,
non-gestational
parents;
professionals;
policy
makers
use
in-depth
interviews.
We
will
analyse
data
on
virtual
care,
self-monitoring,
vaccination
(each
using
thematic
framework
analysis);
care-seeking
experience
(using
template
building
an
ethical
future
grounded
theory
analysis).
This
focus
this
protocol.
Our
findings
about
receipt,
provision,
planning
complement
existing
literature
broad,
on:
individual
patients,
NHS
providers,
policies,
society.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
Introduction
Healthcare
services
for
pregnant
and
postpartum
(‘perinatal’)
women
were
reconfigured
significantly
at
the
advent
duration
of
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic,
despite
United
Kingdom
announcing
‘Freedom
Day’
on
19
July
2021
(whereafter
all
legal
lockdown-related
restrictions
lifted),
to
maternity
(antenatal,
intrapartum,
postnatal)
remained.
This
study
presents
data
from
eight
perinatal
about
their
experiences
psychosocial
wellbeing
care
in
post-‘Freedom
epoch.
Methods
Semi-structured
interviews
conducted
virtually,
with
recorded,
transcribed,
analysed
by
hand.
Grounded
theory
analysis
was
employed
final
assessing
reproductive
injustice
pandemic
Day’.
Results
Analysing
iteratively
inductively
led
four
emergent
themes:
‘A
Failing
System,
Women’;
‘Harm
Caused
a
State
Difference’;
‘The
Privileges
(Not
Rights)
Reproductive
Autonomy,
Agency,
Advocacy’;
‘Worried
Women
Marginalised
Mothers’.
Together,
these
themes
form
some,
but
not
Mum’.
Discussion
experienced
lack
high-quality
reliable
information
vaccination
against
virus,
changes
to,
decision-making
surrounding,
care.
recognised
healthcare
professionals
stretched
that
failing
often
reported
hostility
staff
abandonment
times
when
they
unsure
how
navigate
The
most
singular
disparity
between
having
accept
continuing
freedom
whilst
receiving
(reckless)
being
enacted
general
public.
Nursing Open,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(6)
Published: June 1, 2024
Abstract
Aim
Being
front‐line
healthcare
professionals
is
associated
with
possible
severe
information
anxiety
during
the
COVID‐19
pandemic.
Investigating
signs
of
first
and
key
step
its
targeted
medical
intervention.
This
study
aims
to
explore
professionals'
Design
qualitative
research.
Grounded
theory
was
used
classify
professionals.
Methods
Twenty‐four
from
a
general
hospital
over
5000
beds
in
Wuhan
were
recruited
participate
semi‐structured
interviews.
According
frequency
variation
appearing
interviews,
trends
virus
encounter,
lockdown,
flattening
second
wave
compared.
Based
on
those
that
conceptually
related
each
other
extracted
construct
conceptual
model.
Results
Psychological
(emotion,
worry,
doubt,
caution,
hope),
physical
(insomnia,
inattention,
memory
loss,
appetite
decreased)
behavioural
(panic
buying
goods,
be
at
pay
attention
relevant
information,
change
habits)
could
generalized
13
subcategories
signs.
most
every
period
Furthermore,
psychological
decreased
significantly
while
increased.
Finally,
SAGE Open,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
This
study
utilized
a
qualitative
design
to
determine
the
pregnancy,
birth,
and
postpartum
experiences
of
women
who
were
diagnosed
with
COVID-19
during
pregnancy
in
Turkey.
Interviews
conducted
14
using
semi-structured
interview
technique
evaluate
their
“pregnancy,”“birth,”
“postpartum”
experiences.
Data
analyzed
thematic
content
analysis
methods.
Content
data
revealed
four
main
themes.
The
themes
as
follows:
Support
for
positive
experience,
uncertainty
fear
diagnosis,
effects
diagnosis
on
birth
results
this
showed
that
antenatal
care
expectations
could
not
be
met,
they
access
reliable
information,
experienced
disruptions
follow-ups,
anxious
about
own
health
babies,
had
decreased
social
interaction.
European Journal of Midwifery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(October), P. 1 - 18
Published: Oct. 22, 2024
1.
World
Health
Organization.
Quality
of
care
for
Maternal
and
Newborn-
a
monitoring
framework
network
countries.
WHO;
2019.
Accessed
August
7,
2024.
https://www.who.int/publicatio...
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Scholar
International Journal of Qualitative Methods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Maternity
care
is
a
core
service
provision
of
any
healthcare
system,
delivering
for
women
and
birthing
people,
their
wider
family
units.
During
the
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic,
much
maternity
was
reconfigured
with
aim
continuing
which
could
not
otherwise
be
re-scheduled
or
delayed,
but
in-line
infection
control
measures
instituted
through
social
physical
distancing.
The
RESILIENT
Study
designed
to
investigate
impact
COVID-19
pandemic
pandemic-related
reconfigurations
delivery.
It
particularly
concerned
experiences
minority
ethnic
groups
those
medical
complexity.
One
our
specific
objectives
during
from
perspective
people;
fathers,
partners,
non-gestational
parents;
professionals;
policy
makers
use
in-depth
interviews.
We
will
analyse
data
on
virtual
care,
self-monitoring,
vaccination
(each
using
thematic
framework
analysis);
care-seeking
experience
(using
template
building
an
ethical
future
grounded
theory
analysis).
This
focus
this
protocol.
Our
findings
about
receipt,
provision,
planning
complement
existing
literature
broad,
on:
individual
patients,
NHS
providers,
policies,
society.
Communication Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75(1), P. 76 - 95
Published: Aug. 29, 2023
ABSTRACTWhen
COVID-19
spread
rapidly
across
the
globe,
it
sparked
a
great
deal
of
uncertainty.
This
was
particularly
true
for
expectant
parents,
who
were
already
navigating
increased
Extant
research
demonstrates
important
role
prenatal
healthcare
workers
play
in
helping
mothers
navigate
pregnancy.
study
presupposes
that
obstetricians
would
serve
as
an
resource
pandemic
began.
Twenty
pregnant
women
interviewed
July
and
August
2020
about
their
experiences
pregnancy
amid
pandemic.
Findings
illustrate
magnitude
uncertainty,
played
search
information
delivery
time
COVID-19.KEYWORDS:
COVID-19pregnancyrisk
communicationuncertainty
Disclosure
statementNo
potential
conflict
interest
reported
by
author(s).Additional
informationNotes
on
contributorsDeborah
Sellnow-RichmondDr.
Sellnow-Richmond
is
associate
professor
applied
communication
studies
at
Southern
Illinois
University
Edwardsville.
She
has
PhD
from
Wayne
State
University.
researches
strategic
organizational
health
contexts,
with
emphasis
mega-crises.
serves
director
graduate
program
SIUE.Sagarika
ShresthaSagarika
Shrestha
holds
MA
background
media
journalism,
having
worked
presenter
Kantipur
TV
HD
Radio
Kantipur.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
Abstract
Aim
To
systematically
evaluate
the
real
psychological
experiences
of
pregnant
women
during
Covid-19
pandemic
to
provide
a
basis
for
development
evidence-based
management
measures
this
population.
Design
Systematic
review.
Methods
Qualitative
studies
on
maternal
experience
were
retrieved
from
Web
Science,
Pubmed,
Embase,
Cochrane
Library,
CINAHL,
CNKI,
Wanfang
Database,
VIP
database,
SinoMed
database
and
Proquest
database.
The
search
period
is
establishment
January
7,
2023.
quality
literature
was
evaluated
using
evaluation
criteria
Evidence-Based
Health
Care
Center
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
in
Australia,
results
pooled
integrated
Nvivo11
software.
Results
A
total
15
included,
65
topics
extracted,
13
sub-themes
summarized
form
4
themes:
changes
challenges
life
style;
Emotional
experience;
Seeking
understanding
social
support;
Epidemic
current
advice
establish
confidence.
Conclusion
Families,
medical
institutions,
government
society
should
pay
more
attention
feelings
pandemic,
effective
guidance
help
relieve
pressure
pregnancy
improve
outcome
pregnancy.
