Women’s Perceived Quality of Care and Self-Reported Empowerment With CenteringPregnancy Versus Individual Prenatal Care

Saleh, Lisette

doi:10.1016/j.nwh.2019.03.008

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“…Group antenatal care is an approach that has been shown to facilitate the empowerment of childbearing individuals and communities 4,5,6 . Empowerment is a key factor if childbearing people are to be active contributors to their care, as mandated by the NMC Future Midwife Standards 7 .…”

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Empowering birthing people – lessons from group antenatal care

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Hunter²

2023

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Empowerment is a key aspect of relational, partnership-based care and has been highlighted as a key outcome of group antenatal care (gANC). In order to explore how gANC facilitates empowerment, a systematic search and framework analysis of evaluations of gANC was undertaken. Findings from retrieved papers were mapped onto Zimmerman’s Empowerment Theory. This suggested that gANC facilitates empowerment through helping others, knowledge about resources, self-efficacy and perceived control. However, situational awareness, decision making and problem solving were less apparent, indicating that birthing people might be further empowered if these mechanisms were incorporated into their care.

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confidence: 99%