A salutogenic perspective could be of practical relevance for the prevention of smoking amongst pregnant women

Abrahamsson, Agneta; Ejlertsson, Göran

doi:10.1054/midw.2002.0325

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“…After debate, consensus was reached that it was important to at least describe the state of the art in this area, even (or especially) if this revealed shortfalls. Following agreement on this principle, the six papers remained for the analysis stage of the study [23,24,25,26,27,28].…”

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“…full description of its main tenets, concepts and uses) is given only by 3 of the included studies [23,24,29]. Hellmer and Schuecking …”

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“…shows that positive events in life can increase SOC levels; [28] 4) To understand how salutogenesis and levels of SOC can influence positive outcomes, such as achieving smoking cessation [23]. 5) To conceptualise women's experiences: one study uses the theory to conceptualise women's experiences of breastfeeding [29].…”

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“…Pregnancy focus: One of the eight papers [23], applies the salutogenesis theory to the study of a particular aspect of pregnancy. Abrahamsson and Ejlertsson [23] investigate the mediating effect that the theory could have in helping achieve positive pregnancy outcomes (specifically in relation to smoking cessation).…”

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“…Abrahamsson and Ejlertsson [23] investigate the mediating effect that the theory could have in helping achieve positive pregnancy outcomes (specifically in relation to smoking cessation).…”

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The use of salutogenesis theory in empirical studies of maternity care for healthy mothers and babies

Perez-Botella

Downe

Magistretti

et al. 2015

Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare

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The use of salutogenesis theory in empirical studies of maternity care for healthy mothers and babies. Perez-Botella, M., Downe, M., Meier-Magistretti, C., 1 *AbstractBackground: Health care outcomes used in service evaluation and research tend to measure morbidity and mortality. This is the case even in maternity care, where most women and babies are healthy. Salutogenesis theory recognises that health is a continuum, with explicit inclusion of wellbeing as well as illness and pathology. This offers the potential to reframe the outcomes and therefore, the focus of, maternity care research and provision.

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