… participants were 17 women who gave birth and six healthcare providers (three midwives …
According to participating healthcare providers, postpartum women have the previous roles …

… and healthcare providers; … postpartum women based on the identified themes. Our findings
provide evidence to inform the development of interventions to support postpartum women …

… women and healthcare providers recognise the dangers of severe blood loss in the perinatal
and postpartum … Women generally appreciate PPH prevention strategies, especially where …

… In our study, we sought to explore the experiences of women and health care providers
regarding the roles of family members in decisions to use health services in the postpartum …

… women’s preferences and provider practices contribute to current use of postpartum services,
this study explored postpartum women’… of the postpartum visit and the receipt of postpartum …

… symptom disclosure to healthcare providers among new mothers is necessary. We conducted
a survey of community-based women within 3 years postpartum regarding facilitators and …

… Pregnancy carries a significant risk to the mental health of women. It is vital for all healthcare
providers involved in the care of pregnant women including medical practitioners, nurses, …

… Understanding how providers' attitudes contribute to underutilization is important in … was to
examine healthcare providers' perceptions of the safety of immediate postpartum IUDs before …

… Additionally, among all 501 participants, 7.7% reported changing pregnancy or postpartum
healthcare providers because of weight-related treatment. Additionally, 12.3% reported that …

… The purpose of this project was to improve health care providers’ postpartum depression (PPD)
knowledge and screening practices with the implementation of a standardized screening …