2017
DOI: 10.5200/sm-hs.2016.096
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Nemedikamentiniai ir medikamentiniai gimdymo skausmo malšinimo būdai: gimdyvių turimos ir gaunamos žinios bei pasirinkimas

Abstract: Raktažodžiai: gimdymo skausmas, medikamentiniai ir nemedikamentiniai gimdymo skausmo malšinimo būdai. SantraukaTyrimo tikslas. Įvertinti nėščiųjų turimas ir gaunamas žinias apie gimdymo skausmo malšinimo bū-dus. Tyrimo metodika. 2015 08-09 universitetinė-je ligoninėje atliktas retrospektyvinis tyrimas. Visoms gimdyvėms po gimdymo išdalintos anketos. Rezultatai. Išdalinta 110 anketų. Atsako dažnis -94,5 proc. Pacienčių žinios apie galimus gimdymo skausmo malšinimo būdus buvo pakankamos. Atitinkamai žinomiausi n… Show more

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“…This illustrates that healthcare providers in our setting have not integrated pharmacological management of labor pain into the content of their education for the preparation of labor. A similar problem emerged during a survey conducted in Lithuania in 2015, according to the research 66.4 percent of pregnant women believed that obstetricians did not provide a sufficient amount of information about pharmacological methods of pain relief during antenatal care [10]. Therefore, most women in our survey used the Internet as a source of information.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 53%
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“…This illustrates that healthcare providers in our setting have not integrated pharmacological management of labor pain into the content of their education for the preparation of labor. A similar problem emerged during a survey conducted in Lithuania in 2015, according to the research 66.4 percent of pregnant women believed that obstetricians did not provide a sufficient amount of information about pharmacological methods of pain relief during antenatal care [10]. Therefore, most women in our survey used the Internet as a source of information.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…One of the reasons not to choose epidural analgesia is that medical facilities do not always provide enough necessary information to women before childbirth [9]. During a study carried out in Lithuania in 2016, most mothers in labor are not provided with detailed information about methods of pain relief during childbirth, their advantages and disadvantages, and only more than a third of mothers in labor receive sufficient information about labor analgesia [10]. The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland strongly recommends that all women should receive evidence-based information about all analgesia options from a healthcare professional before giving birth [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%