Comparison of breastfeeding rates in Scotland in 1990-1 and 1997-8

Tappin, David; MacKenzie, J. F.; Brown, Arlene J; Girdwood, R. W. A.; Britten, Jane; Broadfoot, Mary

doi:10.1136/bmj.322.7298.1335

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“…[13][14][15] Weekly group meetings Women only A health professional group facilitator must be present Pregnant women and breastfeeding women to be invited to attend; implicit in this is the need for health visitors and midwives to work together to recruit women to attend groups At least 50% of the group meeting time to be social and interactive A woman centred approach to group timing, content, and structure based on the women's needs RESEARCH method. 24 Comparing Guthrie and CHSP data, with their different collection methods, enabled us to assess completeness of population coverage. For non-participating localities, we analysed CHSP and Guthrie data.…”

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“…28 before and after birth were 0.21, 0.69, and 0.10. From CHSP first assessment records for babies registered with locality general practitioners, each intervention locality held a median of 46 (25-64) group meetings per 100 women initiating breast feeding per year (fig 3), and a median of 23 (19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30) women attended per 100 women initiating breast feeding per year (fig 4). Individual locality breastfeeding outcomes could not be explained by group attendance or the number of group meetings held.…”

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Effectiveness of policy to provide breastfeeding groups (BIG) for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in primary care: cluster randomised controlled trial

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Effectiveness of policy to provide breastfeeding groups (BIG) for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in primary care: cluster randomised controlled trial

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“…It confers a number of health advantages while providing for optimal growth and development. In recent years, there have been increasing attempts to promote breastfeeding in Scotland and this is associated with a rise in breastfeeding from 35.6% in 1990–1 to 42.0% in 1997–8 (2.6% of the increase could be accounted for by an increase in maternal age) as measured at six postnatal weeks [3]. However, only around 50% of mothers express an intention to breastfeed [4].…”

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Independent predictors of breastfeeding intention in a disadvantaged population of pregnant women

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“…Bizim çaliçmamizda da %84.1 oranmda annelerin ev hanimi olmasi dolayí emzirme oranimizín yüksekligini açiklayabilir. Tapin ve arkadaçlan çaliçmalannda annelerin yaçlannm emzirme üzerindeki önemine dikkat çekmiç, yaçi büyük oían annelerin bebekierini emzirmeyi daha cok tercih ettiklerini gozlemlemiçlerdir (17). Oysa anne sütü miktan annenin agirligi, boyu, çiçmanligi, enerji alimi, egzersiz veya fazla sivi alimi ile ilgili olmadigí gibi, emzirme sirasindaki kilo kaybi da süt üretimini etkilememektedir (16).…”

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Çocuk polikliniğine başvuran 6-24 ay arası sağlam çocukların değerlendirilmesi

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ÖZET Çocuk polikiinigine ba^vuran 6-24 ay arasi saglam çocuklann degerlendirilmesiAmaç: Bu çaliçmada çocuk poliklinigine baçvuran 6-24 ay arasi saglam çocuklarin dogum hikayesi, beslenmesi ve büyüme-gelicmesinin degerlendirilmesi amaçlanmijtir. Gereç ve Yöntem: Hastanemiz çocuk poliklinigine bajvuran 6 ay ile 24 ay arasi 138 saglam çocuk, yaç ve cinsiyeti, dogum hikayesi (Anne yaçi, anne meslegi, kaçinci çocuk oldugu, dogum çekii, dogum zamani ve dogum tartisi v.b.), beslenme özelligi (ne kadar anne sütü aidigi, ne zaman ek gidaya baçlandigi ve inek sütü ne zaman baçlandigi vb.), büyüme ve gelijmesi (oturma, yürüme ve dij çikarma yajlan, boykilosu vb.) ve takip düzenleri (vit3, demir damlasi alimi ve açi durumlari vb.) açisindan sorgulandi. Bulgular: Çocuklarin yaç ortalamasi 13.7+4.94 ay, 68'i erkek (%49.3) ve 7O'i kiz (%50.7) idi. Olgulann anne yaç ortalamasi 27.54± 4.49 yaç (18-38 yaç arasi), anne meslekleri 116'si ev hanimi (%84.1), çocuklann 68'i (%49.3) birinci çocuktu. Bebekierin 125'i term (%90.6), 86'si sezaryen (%62.3) ile dogum agirligi 3210+514.6gram idi. Çocukiaryaçlanna göre 3 gruba ayrildilar(1.grup: 6-12 ay, 2. grup: 13-18 ay, 3. grup: 19-24 ay). Tüm gruplarda ek gidalara baçlama zamani ortalama 5-6 aydi. 1. grup da 44'ü (%72.1) halen anne sütü alirken 8'i (%13.1) inek sütüne baçlamiçti. ikinci grupta 28'i (%56) halen sütü alirken 25'si (%50) inek sütüne baçlamiç, 3. grup da sadece 9'u(%33,3) anne sütühe devam ediyor ve 2O'si (%74.1) inek sütü kullaniyordu. Anne yaçi, meslegi ve kaçinci çocuk olmasi ile anne sütü alimi arasinda istatiksel bir iliçki bulunamadi. Olgulann 129'u (%93.5) D vit3 damia alirken, 115'i (%83.3) demir damlasi düzenli kullaniyordu ve %100'ü Saglik Bakanligi açi takvimine uygun açilamasini yaptiriyordu. Baçvuran bebekierin hepsinin oturma, yürüme ve diç çikarma gibi motor geliçimi aylarina uyguhdu. Çocuklann ortalama kilosu 10025.8+ 1924.8 gram ve boyu 77.8+7.0 cm.idi. Sonuç: Saglikli bireyierin yetiçmesi için anne sütünün öneminin vurgulanmasi ve arttirilmasi gerekiidir. Düzenli saglam çocuk takipleri ile ailelerin egitilebilecegini dücünmekteyiz. Anahtar kelimeler: Saglam çocuk, beslenme yöntemi, büyüme ve geliçme, takip ABSTRACT Evaluation of children admitted to children's polydinic between 6 and 24 months of ageObjective: In this study, we aimed to evaluate the birth history, nutrition, growth and development of healthy children around 6 to 24 months of age who admitted to children's polyclinic Materials and Methods: The 138 healthy children admitted to children polyclinic between 6 and 24 months of age were asked about their age, gender, a history of birth (maternal age, maternal occupation, the order of his/her birth, mode of delivery, birth time and birth weight, etc.), nutritional feature (breastfeeding, time of beginning additional food such as cow's milk, etc.), growth and development (sitting, walking and first tooth age, height-weight, etc.) and follow-up arrangements (vit 3, iron drops, such as recruitment and vaccination status). Results: The mean age of childr...

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Comparison of breastfeeding rates in Scotland in 1990-1 and 1997-8

Cited by 22 publications

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Effectiveness of policy to provide breastfeeding groups (BIG) for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in primary care: cluster randomised controlled trial

Effectiveness of policy to provide breastfeeding groups (BIG) for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers in primary care: cluster randomised controlled trial

Independent predictors of breastfeeding intention in a disadvantaged population of pregnant women

Çocuk polikliniğine başvuran 6-24 ay arası sağlam çocukların değerlendirilmesi

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