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Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing ; (36): 1965-1970, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-803431

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Objective@#To explore the emotional experience of abnormal fetal pregnant women after induced labor.@*Methods@#Phenomenological methods were used to conduct in-depth interviews with 20 pregnant women with abnormal fetal induced labor from November 2018 to January 2019. Colaizzi analysis method was used to sort, code, classify, summarize and extract the subjects.@*Results@#Two themes were extracted: Post-traumatic growth experiences and promotive factors of PTG. Post-traumatic growth experiences included traumatic reaction, new life attitude, exploring potential advantages, cherishing the relationship between relatives and friends, and actively seeking knowledge;Promotive factors of PTG included providing social support, mobilizing internal positive cognition, diverting attention, and planning for the future.@*Conclusions@#Medical staff should provide opportunities for pregnant women with abnormal fetal induced labor to express their emotions, fully integrate social and emotional support, mobilize internal positive cognition, and then promote their post-traumatic growth.

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Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing ; (36): 1966-1971, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-752766

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Objective To explore the emotional experience of abnormal fetal pregnant women after induced labor. Methods Phenomenological methods were used to conduct in-depth interviews with 20 pregnant women with abnormal fetal induced labor from November 2018 to January 2019. Colaizzi analysis method was used to sort, code, classify, summarize and extract the subjects. Results Two themes were extracted: Post-traumatic growth experiences and promotive factors of PTG. Post-traumatic growth experiences included traumatic reaction, new life attitude, exploring potential advantages, cherishing the relationship between relatives and friends, and actively seeking knowledge;Promotive factors of PTG included providing social support, mobilizing internal positive cognition, diverting attention, and planning for the future. Conclusions Medical staff should provide opportunities for pregnant women with abnormal fetal induced labor to express their emotions, fully integrate social and emotional support, mobilize internal positive cognition, and then promote their post-traumatic growth.

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Acta bioeth ; 24(1): 67-74, jun. 2018.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-949309

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Resumen: 14. La creciente precocidad diagnóstica fetal permite conocer anticipadamente la condición de salud de un hijo o hija por nacer. Cuando este diagnóstico arroja un resultado de incompatibilidad con la vida, ello presenta una dificultad emocional y dilemas éticos a la gestante y profesionales de salud que la atienden, así como complejidades al sistema de salud para una atención de calidad. Mediante un estudio cualitativo, se entrevistó a siete matronas/es, una psicóloga y tres mujeres que dieron a luz hijos que fallecieron dada su condición, residentes del Valle de Aconcagua (Región de Valparaíso, Chile). Se recogió su experiencia acerca del proceso de embarazo, parto y puerperio, y su percepción de la respuesta del sistema sanitario. El impacto emocional del diagnóstico es elevado y el periodo de gestación, parto y puerperio transcurre con sentimientos de ambivalencia y como un duelo prolongado y de alto costo psicológico para la mujer. El acompañamiento de los profesionales de salud, particularmente la matronería, presenta complejidades, y si bien hay esfuerzos para una mejor atención, se señalan aspectos claves que deben ser reforzados para facilitar el proceso, incluso en un contexto de legalización probable del aborto terapéutico.


Abstract: 18. Increasing precocity of fetal diagnosis allows parents an early knowledge of the health conditions of their unborn child. When a fetal abnormality incompatible with life is diagnosed, the pregnant woman receives an emotional shock and faces ethical dilemmas, and the health care system must deal with complexities in quality service provision. In a qualitative study at the Aconcagua Valley, seven male and female midwives, a psychologist and three women that gave birth to newborns that died due to their condition, were interviewed. The interviews shed light on the women´s processes at their pregnancy, childbirth and postnatal stages, and on their impression of the healthcare system´s response: the diagnosis has a high emotional impact and the pregnancy evolves with an important psychological cost for the pregnant woman, who faces the situation with ambivalent feelings, and as a prolonged period of mourning. For the health professionals, particularly for midwives assisting these cases, the situation is complex, and even though the professionals strive for improved care, the process should be facilitated by developing key aspects tending towards an integral approach to health provision, even in the context of a probable legalized therapeutic abortion.


Resumo: 22. A crescente prematuridade diagnóstica fetal permite saber de antemão o estado de saúde de um filho ou filha que está para nascer. Quando este diagnóstico gera um resultado de incompatibilidade com a vida, este apresenta uma dificuldade emocional e dilemas éticos para a gestante e profissionais de saúde que a acompanham, bem como complexidades para o sistema de saúde para uma assistência de qualidade. Por meio de um estudo qualitativo, foram entrevistadas sete parteiras/os, um psicólogo e três mulheres que deram à luz crianças que foram à óbito dado a suas condições, residentes do Valle de Aconcagua (região de Valparaíso, Chile). Foram coletadas as experiências sobre o processo de gravidez, o parto, o puerpério e sua percepção da resposta do sistema de saúde. O impacto emocional do diagnóstico é elevado e o período de gravidez, parto e puerpério traz sentimentos de ambivalência e como um duelo prolongado e de alto custo psicológico para a mulher. O acompanhamento de profissionais de saúde, particularmente a figura da parteira, apresenta complexidades e enquanto há esforços para uma melhor atenção, são designados os aspectos chaves para facilitar o processo, mesmo em um contexto de legalização de aborto terapêutico.


Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Pregnancy , Congenital Abnormalities , Pregnant Women/psychology , Perinatal Death , Mothers/psychology , Bioethics , Abortion, Therapeutic , Qualitative Research
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Estud. psicol. (Campinas) ; 22(4): 381-393, out.-dez. 2005.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-466577

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A ultra-sonografia obstétrica já é considerada um exame de rotina no pré-natal. Esse procedimento inaugurou uma nova forma de contato com o universo intra-uterino, além de ter passado a antecipar dados reais do bebê que antes só eram conhecidos após o seu nascimento. Hoje é possível saber o sexo do bebê, visualizar suas características físicas e maneiras de se movimentar, bem como fazer um diagnóstico de anormalidade fetal. Assim, a crescente utilização da ultra-sonografia parece afetar a relação pais-feto. Diversos estudos têm sido realizados a respeito das repercussões psicológicas da ultra-sonografia obstétrica na relação materno-fetal. O presente artigo revisa os principais achados desses estudos destacando tanto as situações de normalidade quanto de anormalidade fetal. Embora não haja consenso quanto ao impacto da ultra-sonografia para a relação materno-fetal, os estudos são unânimes em reconhecer o impacto emocional desse momento em situações de normalidade e, especialmente, nos casos de anormalidade fetal. Assim sendo, é necessário atentar também para os aspectos psicológicos desse exame e para seu potencial de afetar a relação pais-bebê.


Nowadays the obstetric ultrasound is considered a prenatal period routine. This procedure has inaugurated a new contact with the intrauterine world, and has anticipated infant's real data concerning. It is possible to know the infant's sex, visualize physical characteristics and movement patterns, as well as to diagnose fetal abnormality. Therefore it is possible to affirm the increase of ultrasound use may affect parent-fetus relationship. Several studies have been carried out concerning the psychological implications of obstetric ultrasound on mother-fetus relationship. The present article reviews the main findings of these studies stressing both the fetal normality and abnormality situations. Even though there is no consensus regarding the impact of ultrasound on mother-fetus relationship, the studies are unanimous about the emotional impact of this exam in normal and, especially, in abnormal cases. It is necessary to attend to the psychological aspects of this examination and to its potential effect on parent-infant relationship.


Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Pregnancy , Adult , Congenital Abnormalities , Maternal-Fetal Relations/psychology , Ultrasonography, Prenatal
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