Background Different models of care may be appropriate for various groups of women
during their perinatal period, depending on their risk level, location, and accessibility of …

OBJECTIVE This review examined the quantitative relationship between group care and
overall maternal satisfaction compared with standard individual care. DATA SOURCES We …

Background Increasing rates of syphilis in pregnancy (SiP) in Australia and other high-
income countries, has led to the resurgence of congenital syphilis. Suboptimal syphilis …

Background Although the majority of Ghanaian women receive antenatal care (ANC), many
exhibit low health literacy by misinterpreting and incorrectly operationalizing ANC …

Introduction Pregnancy and early parenthood are key opportunities for interaction with
health services and connecting to other families at the same life stage. Public antenatal care …

Background Improving perinatal mental health and care experiences and preventing
adverse maternal and infant outcomes are essential prenatal care components, yet existing …

Objective The purpose of this study was to explore how women are recruited for group
antenatal care (GANC) in primary care organisations (PCOs), what elements influence the …

Background: Social support, in the form of emotional, informational and tangible resources
provided by friends and family is beneficial for health. Social support in pregnancy and the …

Background Minority women are at high risk for premature births and costly complications.
Prenatal care interventions may be useful for addressing these disparities. Purpose To …

For women and families of refugee background having a baby in Australia, trauma-related
experiences contribute to maternal and neonatal health inequities. Group Pregnancy Care …