Men's Adjustment to Fatherhood: Implications for Obstetric Health Care

Buist, Anne; Morse, Carol; Durkin, Sarah

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“…He was very powerless and the baby was stuck and they tried everything. There was blood everywhere and they lost the heart beat quite a few times and at that point they assumed Recent research confirms that Australian fathers' postnatal distress can negatively affect attachment to the baby, 50 and a national survey shows that Australian fathers want better preparation for how birth may physically and emotionally affect mothers, fathers, and the adults' sexual relationship. 51 Many fathers also feel dissatisfied in finding their social and psychological needs not met by maternity care systems.…”

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The health care system as a social determinant of health: qualitative insights from South Australian maternity consumers

Newman¹

2009

Aust. Health Review

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Health systems and policies are important determinants of health because they influence the type and quality of health care available to a population. This study included semi-structured qualitative interviews and a questionnaire to collect demographic data and household details for a purposeful sample of 38 mothers and 24 fathers from four socioeconomic areas of metropolitan South Australia who had at least one child aged between 1 and 6 years of age.The participants reported that birth experiences within the predominantly medicalised maternity system were at odds with the expectations of a significant proportion of contemporary consumers that maternity care will leave them not only with a healthy mother and baby, but also with no undue adverse impacts on their physical, mental and relationship health. There appears to be no formal mechanism in place for regular consumer feedback of experiences into system and service

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The health care system as a social determinant of health: qualitative insights from South Australian maternity consumers

Newman¹

2009

Aust. Health Review

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“…Many studies present findings about men experiencing a deterioration of satisfaction in their relationship after becoming parents (Barclay and Lupton, 1999;Buist et al, 2003;Byrd, 1998;Condon et al, 2004;Dalgas-Pelis, 1993). The stress produced in relation to fatherhood can reduce the relationship satisfaction and generate ongoing problems (Buist et al, 2003) as well as lessen expressed intimacy (Barclay and Lupton, 1999).…”

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“…The stress produced in relation to fatherhood can reduce the relationship satisfaction and generate ongoing problems (Buist et al, 2003) as well as lessen expressed intimacy (Barclay and Lupton, 1999).…”

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Fathers’ experiences after having a child: sexuality becomes tailored according to circumstances

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Berterö

2011

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“…Tanto las emociones negativas como las ambivalentes pueden afectar el proceso de transición hacia la paternidad, debido a que las formas en que en relación con su pareja e hijo (Barclay, Donovan, & Genovese, 1996;Buist, Morse & Durkin, 2003;Oiberman, 2008).…”

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Nieri

2015

Psicodebate

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ArtículoMaterial original autorizado para la publicación en la revista Psicodebate. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Universidad de Palermo.Recibido 06-07-2015 | Aceptado 11-07-2015 ResumenDurante décadas, diversas investigaciones sostuvieron que la función del padre era la de proveedor económico y sostén de su pareja. No obstante, con los cambios históricos que fueron sucediendo en las últimas décadas, muchos psicólogos se interesaron en conocer cuáles eran las funciones del padre y qué le ocurría al padre durante la gestación de su hijo. Es por ello que este trabajo tuvo como objetivo construir un instrumento que permita conocer, evaluar y analizar cómo se sintió el padre con respecto a la llegada de su hijo, así como también conocer las diversas emociones presentadas en cada etapa del embarazo. Se concluye que el padre desde el inicio del embarazo atraviesa un proceso de construcción hacia la paternidad, a diferencia de las investigaciones que plantean que el padre se da cuenta de su reciente paternidad cuando ve por primera vez a su hijo. Se ha comprobado que el padre comienza su transición desde la decisión de tener un hijo. Y que la manera en cómo se desarrolle dicha transición dependerá de diversos factores tales como: la historia como hijo, su relación con su padre, el tipo de personalidad, la situación de pareja, su situación actual, entre otras.Palabras Clave: paternidad, transición, embarazo.

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Men's Adjustment to Fatherhood: Implications for Obstetric Health Care

Cited by 178 publications

References 26 publications

The health care system as a social determinant of health: qualitative insights from South Australian maternity consumers

The health care system as a social determinant of health: qualitative insights from South Australian maternity consumers

Fathers’ experiences after having a child: sexuality becomes tailored according to circumstances

Construcción y validación del Cuestionario de Sensibilidad Paterna

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