Maria Yolanda Janina Makuch de Bahamondes

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  The objective of this study was to evaluate effectiveness and safety of a birth preparation programme to minimize lumbopelvic pain, urinary incontinence, anxiety, and increase physical activity during pregnancy as well as to compare its effects on perinatal outcomes comparing two groups of nulliparous women. Method: A randomized controlled trial was conducted with 197 low risk nulliparo…

  Evaluation of a borth preparation program on lumbopelvic pain, urinary incontinence, anxiety and exercise: a randomized controlled trial, PUB.ART

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  Abstract Background: Antenatal preparation programs are recommended worldwide to promote a healthy pregnancy, better self-control during labor and delivery and less anxiety during labor and delivery. The objective of the study was to report the experience of labor as described by nulliparous women who participated and who did not in a systematic Birth Preparation Program (BPP). Method: A …

  Antenatal education and the birthing experience of Brazilian women: a qualitative study, PUB.ART

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  The objective was to study the development of the mother-child relationship of women who developed obstetric pathologies during pregnancy, whose babies were at the intensive or semi-intensive care unit after delivery and the perspective of health professionals who care for these babies on the development of this relationship. A qualitative study will be conducted based on a purposeful sam…

  Development of the mother-child relashionship in an intensive care neonatal unit after a high risk pregnanacy: a clinical qualitative study, AP.R

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