2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.wombi.2015.06.005
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Getting the first birth right: A retrospective study of outcomes for low-risk primiparous women receiving standard care versus midwifery model of care in the same tertiary hospital

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“…Concerning (Q3), 'The delivery-room staff encouraged me to make decisions about how I wanted my birth to progress', providing choice profoundly affects women's experiences of labour and birth 4,25,26 ; which necessitates that maternity-care professionals empower women with knowledge to become constructive decision-makers25 in relation to how they would like their labour to be managed 21,28,29 . Also, in accordance with (Q4), 'I felt anxious during my labour and birth', anxious women have a predisposition towards having negative birth expectations 30 , which renders midwives accountable for instilling confidence through delivering effective preparatory education 31 . Preparation for childbirth palpably influences birth satisfaction 3 , with engagers more confident and able to cope 31,32 .…”
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“…Concerning (Q3), 'The delivery-room staff encouraged me to make decisions about how I wanted my birth to progress', providing choice profoundly affects women's experiences of labour and birth 4,25,26 ; which necessitates that maternity-care professionals empower women with knowledge to become constructive decision-makers25 in relation to how they would like their labour to be managed 21,28,29 . Also, in accordance with (Q4), 'I felt anxious during my labour and birth', anxious women have a predisposition towards having negative birth expectations 30 , which renders midwives accountable for instilling confidence through delivering effective preparatory education 31 . Preparation for childbirth palpably influences birth satisfaction 3 , with engagers more confident and able to cope 31,32 .…”
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confidence: 66%
“…Also, in accordance with (Q4), 'I felt anxious during my labour and birth', anxious women have a predisposition towards having negative birth expectations 30 , which renders midwives accountable for instilling confidence through delivering effective preparatory education 31 . Preparation for childbirth palpably influences birth satisfaction 3 , with engagers more confident and able to cope 31,32 . It also enhances selfefficacy 25 , which has been shown to reduce pain experience 24 .…”
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