Methods Descriptive phenomenology was the qualitative research design used to
investigate mothers' experiences of traumatic births. Women were recruited through the …

Aim. This paper is a report of a study to describe the childbirth expectations, influences and
knowledge of a group of Western Australian women who experienced a cesarean section …

Objective To elicit advice from women who have experienced periviable birth to optimize
periviable counseling, care, and decision support. Methods We conducted a qualitative …

At present, health care staff do not seem to have sufficient knowledge about their patients'
abusive experiences. The aim of the present study is to analyze and discuss what the …

Background Being involved in any child protection system is complex and multifaceted and
none more so than in non-voluntary Assumption of Care which occurs in New South Wales …

The purpose of this qualitative data analysis was to gain insights into women's experiences
over the course of pregnancy subsequent to prior perinatal loss. Diaries from 19 pregnant …

Fear surrounding childbirth requires a more in-depth understanding from women's
perspectives, especially those who request a planned cesarean due to that fear. Therefore …

Background The impact of childhood sexual abuse on birth experiences was highlighted 20
years ago in Birth. Subsequent accounts in the midwifery press testify to the emotional …

Eight pregnant women, considered to be 'vulnerable'due to exposure to a number of
underlying risk factors, participated in semi-structured interviews regarding their experiences …

Using qualitative techniques, data were obtainedfrom seven women who experienced an
ectopic pregnancy loss while undergoing fertility management. Ectopic pregnancy is a risk …