Journal of Perinatal Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 14, 2024
Abstract
“
Those
who
cannot
remember
the
past
are
condemned
to
repeat
it.
”
This
maxim
underscores
importance
of
historical
awareness
in
medicine,
particularly
for
obstetricians
and
gynecologists
(ObGyns).
ObGyns
significantly
impact
societal
health
through
their
care
pregnant
women,
fetuses,
newborns,
uniquely
positioning
them
advocate
initiatives
with
lasting
benefits.
Despite
its
importance,
history
medicine
is
underrepresented
medical
curricula,
missing
opportunities
foster
critical
thinking
ethical
decision-making.
In
today’s
climate
threatened
reproductive
rights,
vaccine
misinformation,
harmful
ideologies,
it
imperative
champion
comprehensive
education.
The
relation
issues
–
such
as
racism,
discrimination,
genocides,
pandemics,
wars
provides
valuable
context
addressing
challenges
like
maternal
mortality,
hesitancy,
issues.
Understanding
milestones
notable
breaches,
Tuskegee
Study
thalidomide
tragedy,
informs
better
practices
safeguards
patient
rights.
Technological
advancements
hygiene,
antibiotics,
vaccines,
prenatal
have
revolutionized
field,
yet
contemporary
must
remain
vigilant
about
lessons
learned
from
successes.
Integrating
knowledge
into
training
enhances
clinical
proficiency
responsibility,
fostering
innovation
improving
outcomes.
By
reflecting
on
achievements
impacts,
current
future
can
advance
ensuring
ethically
sound
approaches
care.
paper
highlights
crucial
role
shaping
modern
ObGyn
practices,
advocating
integration
education
address
considerations.
Children,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(4), С. 640 - 640
Опубликована: Март 29, 2023
(1)
Background:
Immunization
of
pregnant
women
(PWs)
against
Bordetella
pertussis
infection
is
still
a
challenging
health
matter.
(2)
Methods:
We
gathered
questionnaire
data
from
180
PWs
regarding
their
expectancies
and
current
opinion
on
infectious
disease
prevention.
For
the
group
who
agreed
to
further
investigations,
serum
levels
Ig
G
anti-B.
antibodies
(IgG-PT)
titer
were
measured
analyzed.
(3)
Results:
A
total
completed
98
(54.44%,
study
group)
accepted
perform
laboratory
tests.
During
first
two
pregnancy
trimesters,
found
be
more
willing
(compared
with
control
test
for
identifying
high-risk
situations
that
could
affect
themselves
future
infant
(p
<
0.001).
Most
participating
(91,
91.9%)
had
low
anti-pertussis
(values
40
IU/mL).
Declared
vaccine
coverage
newborn
infants
DTaP-1
Prevenar
13
(at
2
months)
DTaP-2
4
vaccination
reached
100%
in
group,
while
only
30/82
(36.59%)
vaccinated
during
pregnancy,
none
them
providing
infants'
coverage.
(4)
Conclusions:
Enrolled
faced
waning
immunity
B.
infection.
By
raising
maternal
confidence
protective
role
vaccines
diseases,
better
acceptance
can
achieved.
Hong Kong Medical Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 16, 2024
Vaccination
is
a
key
strategy
to
control
the
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic.
Safety
concerns
strongly
influence
vaccine
hesitancy.
Disease
transmission
during
pregnancy
could
exacerbate
risks
of
preterm
birth
and
perinatal
mortality.
This
study
examined
patterns
vaccination
among
pregnant
postnatal
women
fifth
wave
COVID-19
in
Hong
Kong.
Journal of Women s Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 20, 2024
Comprehensive
prenatal
care
incorporates
recommended
vaccines
to
help
protect
the
mother,
pregnancy,
and
infant
from
adverse
health
outcomes
severe
illness
vaccine
preventable
diseases
(VPDs).
However,
vaccinations
during
pregnancy
remain
underutilized,
often
influenced
by
concerns
about
safety
low
perception
of
disease
risk.
Self-reported
hesitancy
among
pregnant
people
in
United
States
has
significantly
increased
last
few
years,
influenza
Tdap
(tetanus,
diphtheria,
pertussis)
vaccination
rates
have
declined.
Furthermore,
number
routinely
expanded.
Communication
strategies
tailored
may
build
confidence
their
providers.
While
characteristics
perceptions
associated
with
vaccinate
are
documented
existing
literature,
more
information
is
needed
on
promising
communication
practices
preferred
subgroups
persons,
particularly
Black
who
higher
VPDs
greater
risk
pregnancy-related
complications.
This
article
summarizes
literature
current
landscape
vaccination,
discusses
qualitative
findings
focus
groups
non-Hispanic
people,
describes
for
communicating
this
group
vaccination.
Promising
include
specifying
benefits
both
person
infant,
outlining
potential
risks,
emphasizing
overall
importance
while
also
acknowledging
that
many
they
perceive
as
superseding
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(8), С. 5495 - 5495
Опубликована: Апрель 13, 2023
To
meet
the
increasingly
complex
needs
of
mental
health
consumers,
it
is
essential
for
multidisciplinary
clinicians
to
have
capabilities
across
a
range
psychosocial
interventions.
Despite
this,
there
scant
evidence
investigating
existing
levels
knowledge
and
skills
specialties
within
teams.
The
purpose
this
paper
was
describe
self-reported
clinicians,
provide
rationale
Psychosocial
Interventions
Framework
Assessment
(PIFA),
which
aims
enhance
access
to,
quality
of,
evidence-informed
practice
consumers
services
(MHSs)
by
strengthening
workforce
leadership
therapies.
Using
Delphi
method,
team
developed
75-item
survey
based
on
10-point
Mental
Health
Recovery
Star
(MHRS).
Participants
completed
self-administered
indicating
their
perceived
in
PIFA
items.
findings
revealed
lower-than-expected
average
scores
between
‘novice’
‘proficient’,
highlighting
need
further
development
specific
training
education
modules
individual
This
first
framework
its
nature
use
StarTM
determine
areas
domains
assessment
practitioners’
strengths
skill
development.
Journal of Perinatal Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
50(5), С. 528 - 532
Опубликована: Март 16, 2022
The
scientific
evidence
about
COVID-19
and
pregnancy
is
conclusive:
infections
increase
the
risk
of
stillbirths
preterm
births,
pregnant
postpartum
patients
are
more
likely
to
get
severely
ill
with
die
when
compared
people
who
not
pregnant.
Getting
a
vaccine
protects
from
severe
illness
death.
vaccination
recommended
for
patients,
those
trying
conceive,
breastfeeding,
or
might
become
in
future.
justification
government
involvement
public
health
measures
that
restrict
personal
liberty
we
so
familiar
today
emanated
philosophical
source
at
same
time
as
progress
managing
infectious
disease.
John
Stuart
Mill
(1806-1873),
an
empiricist
utilitarian,
was
specifically
addressing
ethics
his
classic
On
Liberty
(1859),
but
arguments
have
reference
point
liberal
democracies
measures.
search
principle
could
justify
constraints
on
freedom.
gives
direct
guidance
our
approach
supporting
only
strong
recommendations
accept
vaccinations
against
also
working
healthcare
setting
be
required
vaccinated.
This
respectful
patient's
while
doing
all
that's
reasonable
protect
them
harm.
Based
professional
experience
recognize
some
physicians
fixed
false
beliefs.
Physicians
espousing
beliefs
vaccines
should
censured.
Journal of Perinatal Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
51(3), С. 317 - 323
Опубликована: Авг. 22, 2022
Abstract
Objectives
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
assess
pregnant
women’s
knowledge
and
attitudes
regarding
maternal
COVID-19
immunization
during
pregnancy.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
performed
in
two
teaching
hospitals
between
May
October
2021
Zagreb,
Croatia.
During
antenatal
clinic
visit
women
were
approached
asked
fill
out
a
predesigned
questionnaire
about
their
towards
vaccination.
Collected
data
later
analyzed.
Results
total
430
participated
the
study.
Only
16%
expressed
willingness
be
vaccinated
against
if
offered,
despite
that
71%
them
believe
might
serious
illness
women.
most
important
obstacle
having
better
acceptance
vaccines
is
assumption
are
not
safe
for
(73%)
or
fetus
(75%),
effective
(41%).
relationship
exists
vaccination
general
get
other
pregnancy
readiness
one
55
who
adherent
current
recommendations
Croatia
would
accept
vaccine
offered.
21
(5%)
stated
influenza
pertussis
necessary
13
(62%)
Conclusions
This
showed
crucial
reasons
refusing
among
concerns
vaccines’
effectiveness
safety.
All
healthcare
providers
should
put
more
effort
into
education
on
risks
COVID-19,
as
well
benefits
safety
vaccines.
Vaccines,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(2), С. 390 - 390
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2023
Pregnant
and
postpartum
women
have
an
increased
risk
of
severe
complications
from
COVID-19.
Many
clinical
guidelines
recommend
vaccination
these
populations,
it
is
therefore
critical
to
understand
their
attitudes
toward
COVID-19
vaccines.
We
conducted
a
cross-sectional
online
survey
in
November
2020
currently
pregnant
≤1-year
Brazil,
India,
the
United
Kingdom
(UK),
States
(US)
that
assessed
openness
vaccines
reasons
for
vaccine
hesitancy.
Logistic
regression
analyses
were
evaluate
receiving
vaccine.
Out
2010
respondents,
67%
open
themselves.
Among
participants,
72%
57%
willing
receive
vaccine,
respectively.
Vaccine
varied
significantly
by
country:
India
(87%),
Brazil
(71%),
UK
(59%),
US
(52%).
Across
all
among
33%
who
unsure/not
most
common
reason
cited
was
safety/side
effect
concerns
(51%).
Participants
similarly
children/other
family
members
Presence
comorbidity,
positive
test
result,
pregnancy
associated
with
acceptance.
Targeted
outreach
address
women’s
about
needed.