2015
DOI: 10.5762/kais.2015.16.7.4632
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A study on education needs related to prenatal care programs in married immigrant women

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“…In the process of parenting, health problems of the child not only negatively affect the child, but also increase the caregiver's burden [ 10 ]. It was reported that the research on prenatal care among marriage immigrant women focused on ways to maintain the health of newborns, such as newborn vaccinations and the management of health problems [ 11 ]. Furthermore, the vulnerabilities of North Korean refugee women include fear of contacting the healthcare system, cultural differences, housing insecurity, food insecurity, discrimination, health illiteracy and lack of readily available, and culturally appropriate educational materials.…”
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“…In the process of parenting, health problems of the child not only negatively affect the child, but also increase the caregiver's burden [ 10 ]. It was reported that the research on prenatal care among marriage immigrant women focused on ways to maintain the health of newborns, such as newborn vaccinations and the management of health problems [ 11 ]. Furthermore, the vulnerabilities of North Korean refugee women include fear of contacting the healthcare system, cultural differences, housing insecurity, food insecurity, discrimination, health illiteracy and lack of readily available, and culturally appropriate educational materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies conducted among mothers in multicultural families in Korea on pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting have examined women's level of knowledge about newborn care, pregnancy- and childbirth-related health care, and their educational needs in relation to rearing infants and young children [ 11 , 19 ]. These studies found that women of reproductive age in multicultural families had lower levels of knowledge about newborn care and parenting than Korean women [ 6 , 20 ].…”
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confidence: 99%