Predicting birth outcomes: Together, mother and health care provider know best

Cannella, D; Auerbach, Melissa V.; Lobel, Marci

doi:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2013.08.004

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“…However by not engaging with women in ways which respect their perception of risk, professionals risk being excluded from discussions with women about their care (Ecker and Minkoff 2011). Safer outcomes are more likely to result when women and professionals can discuss risk perceptions together (Cannella et al 2013). Further research is required to investigate the subjective factors which interpretations of interactions (Ratner 2002).…”

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Risk perception and choice of place of birth in women with high risk pregnancies: A qualitative study

2016

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Objective To examine the perception of risk among a group of women with high risk pregnancies who were either planning to give birth in hospital, or at home despite medical advice to the contrary. The intention was to consider differences and similarities between the groups to examine how perception of risk relates to choice of place of birth. Design Qualitative study using semi-structured interviews. Setting Maternity department in a hospital in South East England. Participants Twenty-six women with high risk pregnancies, at least 32 weeks pregnant. Half were planning hospital births and half homebirths. Measurements and findings Semi-structured interviews to investigate women's understanding and assessment of risk. Results were analysed using thematic analysis. Five themes emerged: understanding of situation; judgement of risk; reassuring factors; impact of risk; and coping with risk. Women from both groups had some understanding of the implications of their medical/obstetric conditions. They displayed concerns about their babies' wellbeing. Women planning homebirths assessed their risks as lower and expressed less concerns than women planning hospital births. Women planning hospital births more frequently described following professional advice. Key conclusions Risk perception is individual and subjective. Women with high risk pregnancies who plan to give birth at home perceive risk differently to women who plan hospital births. Implications for practice Healthcare professionals working with women with high risk pregnancies should be aware of the potential for differences in definitions and perceptions of risk within this group.

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Risk perception and choice of place of birth in women with high risk pregnancies: A qualitative study

2016

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“…Cannella et al . (, p. 302) note that ‘pregnant women under stress and those who are less optimistic have been shown to take poorer care of themselves and thereby may increase their actual risk’.…”

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Nocebo and the potential harm of ‘high risk’ labelling: a scoping review

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Journal of Advanced Nursing

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While the placebo effect is well documented, there has been no systematic attempt to synthesize primary empirical research on the role of nocebo. It is possible that nocebo outcomes may be preventable through careful consideration of information provision and the prior identification of potentially high risk individuals. This paper summarizes the scale and importance of the nocebo effect, its distribution according to a range of social and clinical variables and its known relation to psychological precursors. It identifies important gaps in the research literature.

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“…PSD dapat memprediksi hasil dari kelahiran yaitu berat badan bayi yang rendah dan usia kehamilan yang prematur (Lobel et al, 2008;Alderdice, Lynn, Lobel, 2012;Cannella, Auerbach, Lobel, 2013;Lewis et al, 2014). Perempuan hamil yang memiliki tingkat PSD yang tinggi cenderung akan memiliki bayi dengan berat badan rendah dan kelahiran prematur.…”

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“…Alat ukur NuPDQ merupakan prediktor yang signifikan terhadap usia kehamilan dan berat badan bayi saat lahir. Semakin tinggi PSD, maka usia kehamilan akan lebih singkat atau prematur dan berat badan bayi yang rendah (Cannella, Auerbach, & Lobel, 2013;Alderdice, Lynn, & Lobel, 2012). Koefisien reabilitas cronbach alpha pada alat ukur NuPDQ adalah 0.80-0.87 (Lewis et al, 2014;Yali & Lobel;Alderlice et al dalam Zwicht, Crone, Lith, & Rijnders, 2016).…”

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Pengaruh Art Therapy Terhadap Pregnancy-Specific Distress Pada Perempuan Dewasa Awal Yang Mengalami Kehamilan Pertama

2019

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Pregnancy-specific distress (PSD) yang merupakan perasaan khawatir atau terganggu terkait gejala fisik, perubahan bentuk tubuh, perubahan hubungan interpersonal dengan orang lain, proses persalinan, kesehatan bayi, cara merawat bayi, dan risiko dari perawatan medis yang dilakukan pada masa kehamilan. PSD dapat diatasi dengan art therapy dalam bentuk menggambar dan melukis agar partisipan dapat mengekspresikan perasaan negatif yang menyebabkan PSD. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah membuktikan apakah art therapy dengan menggambar dan melukis berpengaruh dalam menurunkan PSD. Karakteristik partisipan penelitian adalah perempuan dewasa awal yang sedang hamil pertama kali, memiliki usia kehamilan trimester pertama, dan mengalami PSD yang diukur dengan alat ukur Revised Prenatal Distress Questionnaire (NuPDQ). Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan mix method dengan desain one-group pretest posttest design. Teknik sampling yang digunakan adalah purposive sampling. Jumlah sampel pada penelitian ini adalah 6 orang partisipan. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan art therapy efektif untuk menurunkan PSD pada seluruh partisipan. Art therapy dapat membantu partisipan mengekspresikan emosi dengan menggambar dan melukis. Pregnancy-specific distress (PSD) is a feeling of worry or disturbance related to physical symptoms, changes in body shape, changes in interpersonal relationships with others, labor, baby's health, how to care for babies, and the risk of medical care during pregnancy. PSD can be overcome with art therapy in the form of drawing and painting so that participants can express negative feelings that cause PSD. The purpose of this study is to prove whether art therapy by drawing and painting has an effect in reducing PSD. Characteristics of study participants were early adult women who were expecting for the first time, had gone through first trimester gestational age, and experienced PSD as measured by the Revised Prenatal Distress Questionnaire (NuPDQ). This research utilized mix method approach with one-group pretest posttest design. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling. The number of samples in this study were 6 participants. The result showed that art therapy was effective in reducing PSD in all participants. Art therapy can help participants express emotions by drawing and painting.

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Predicting birth outcomes: Together, mother and health care provider know best

Cited by 14 publications

References 42 publications

Risk perception and choice of place of birth in women with high risk pregnancies: A qualitative study

Risk perception and choice of place of birth in women with high risk pregnancies: A qualitative study

Nocebo and the potential harm of ‘high risk’ labelling: a scoping review

Pengaruh Art Therapy Terhadap Pregnancy-Specific Distress Pada Perempuan Dewasa Awal Yang Mengalami Kehamilan Pertama

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