The impact of a perineal care bundle on women’s birth experiences in Queensland, Australia: A qualitative thematic analysis

Barnett, Belinda; Jenkinson, Bec; Lee, Nigel

doi:10.1016/j.wombi.2022.09.002

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“…included in analytical descriptive research. 10 With the nature of the research, it intends to explain a theme and then analyze it, so that later this research can provide legal certainty that can provide benefits for writers in particular and for readers in general. 11 The analysis used in this study is critical discourse analysis, where the data is processed from the researcher's point of view by looking at the weaknesses of the theoretical data findings.…”

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The Property Rights Regulation, Semenda Marriage, and Exploring the Determinants in ASEAN Countries

Saiin

Kholidah²,

Zulfahmi

et al. 2023

JHCLS

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This study discusses the rights and position of the husband against his wife in the practice of semenda-marriage which is still in going today. This issue is discussed under the marriage law. Because this research is classified as qualitative research, the method used is normative juridical with descriptive analytical research. The analysis used in this research is critical discourse analysis. From the results of the study conducted, it was found that based on the theory of the rights and obligations of husband and wife in the family, that semenda-marriage are not in accordance with Indonesian marriage laws, because they position the wife as more powerful and superior to the husband. The rights and obligations of husband and wife have been explained in the marriage law, that what is the husband's obligation is the wife's right and what is the wife's obligation is the husband's right, and this is a concept of equality and complementarity. Apart from that, in the household life of indigenous peoples, regulations related to property rights are regulated. The husband's property rights in a semenda-marriages in ASEAN countries are that the husband has ownership rights to the assets of the wife. After the marriage takes place, there is a special event in handing over assets from the wife's family to the husband and wife, so that the assets from the wife's family become the property and responsibility of the husband and wife to manage and take care of the assets that existed at that time.

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The Property Rights Regulation, Semenda Marriage, and Exploring the Determinants in ASEAN Countries

Saiin

Kholidah²,

Zulfahmi

et al. 2023

JHCLS

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“…The other trial records also related to one trial on a single clinical condition, for example, a randomised trial of a care bundle for the detection and prevention of obstetric haemorrhage 24 and a trial protocol record for the evaluation of the Scaling Up Safer Bundle 25 . Similarly, although two qualitative studies were identified, both exploring women's experiences of a perineal protection care bundle 26,27 , data are presently limited to meaningfully enable the conduct of a qualitative evidence synthesis. The qualitative studies relate to the UK OASI Care Bundle and an Australian developed perineal protection bundle, both of which for the most part include the same elements.…”

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Care bundles for women during pregnancy, labour/birth, and postpartum: a scoping review

Ryan,

McGrinder,

Smith

2024

HRB Open Res

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Background Care bundles, introduced in 2001, are described as a set of at least three evidence-based healthcare interventions delivered together in a clinical care episode by all healthcare providers. Although widely implemented in some healthcare areas, care bundle use in maternity care appears relatively recent. To identify the types of care bundles that have been developed, evaluated, or implemented for women during the perinatal period, we undertook a scoping review. Methods Joanna Briggs Institute methodological guidance for scoping reviews was used. MEDLINE, CINAHL, Embase, Maternity and Infant Care, and Epistemonikos were searched from January 2000 to October 2023. Records that reported on women during pregnancy and up to six-weeks postpartum as the intended or actual recipients of a care bundle, were included. The concept of interest was development, evaluation, or implementation of a care bundle. The context was maternity care provision, in any setting or geographical location. Results The search yielded 147 eligible records of which 69 originated in the USA. Most records were concerned with care bundle evaluation (n=74), and most were published in the last five-years (n=95). Eleven categories of clinical conditions were identified. These were surgical site infection, obstetric haemorrhage, perineal trauma, sepsis, stillbirth, hypertension, safe reduction of caesarean section, enhanced recovery after caesarean, placenta accrete, perinatal anxiety/depression, and ‘other’ which contained 21 records reporting on care bundles for one clinical condition. Few clinical conditions had good overlap of care bundle elements. Systematic reviews based on data from non-randomised studies may be feasible for some clinical conditions. Conclusions This scoping review provides comprehensive insight on care bundles in maternity care. Few studies were found that evaluated the effectiveness of these bundles, and many bundles for similar clinical conditions contained diverse elements. A more global approach to care bundle development, evaluation, and implementation in maternity care is recommended.

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Perineal massage and warm compresses–Implementation study of a complex intervention in health

Rodrigues,

Silva,

Esperança

et al. 2025

Midwifery

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The impact of a perineal care bundle on women’s birth experiences in Queensland, Australia: A qualitative thematic analysis

Cited by 6 publications

References 29 publications

The Property Rights Regulation, Semenda Marriage, and Exploring the Determinants in ASEAN Countries

The Property Rights Regulation, Semenda Marriage, and Exploring the Determinants in ASEAN Countries

Care bundles for women during pregnancy, labour/birth, and postpartum: a scoping review

Perineal massage and warm compresses–Implementation study of a complex intervention in health

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