2021
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1172448/v1
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Isolation, Marginalisation and Disempowerment – Understanding How Interactions with Health Providers Can Influence Smoking Cessation in Pregnancy

Abstract: BackgroundMaternal smoking during pregnancy can lead to serious adverse health outcomes for both women and their infants. While smoking in pregnancy has declined over time, it remains consistently higher in women with lower socioeconomic circumstances. Furthermore, fewer women in this group will successfully quit during pregnancy. AimThis study explores the barriers to smoking cessation experienced by socially disadvantaged pregnant women and investigates how interactions with health providers can influence th… Show more

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