Reproductive Life Planning: A Concept Analysis

Liu, Fuqin; Parmerter, Jennifer; Straughn, Marcia

doi:10.1111/nuf.12122

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“…It is further considered that the decision making regarding contraception may be misleading due to lack of knowledge of the own contraceptive methods risks, reinforcing the need for guidance and health education. 5,8 Significant number of pregnancies confirmed as intended were not planned sand result from ambiguity and fatalism. It was verified that in women who stated they had no desire to become pregnant and others who did not want a pregnancy in the next year of their lives, more than half were at risk of unintended pregnancy.…”

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“…It was verified that in women who stated they had no desire to become pregnant and others who did not want a pregnancy in the next year of their lives, more than half were at risk of unintended pregnancy. 8 In Brazil, data from the National Survey on Childbirth and Birth indicate that 56% of women had not planned the pregnancy and of the total of interviewed, 25% had the pregnancy classified as at risk. 19 In this prerogative, one questions the woman´s path in the care lines considering the interpregnancy interval of the participants in average of five years, in addition to the previous knowledge of heart disease in all pregnancies.…”

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“…For such, as attributes to be developed by nurses and other health team members, are the inclusion of partners through communication, flexibility and individualization. [7][8][9] However, commonly, the planning that should permeate all persons is constituted in a punctual way, during the prenatal of the ongoing pregnancy. Pregnancy is configured as the period in that experiences and livingness accumulated and denoted by the followup of the pregnant puerperal cycle with important physiological changes, possibilities of hospitalizations arising from cardiovascular complications, carrying out of procedures, examinations and consultations, which contributes to a lesser understanding of orientations regarding future pregnancies.…”

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“…One also knows that such understanding constitutes adherence to contraceptive proposals insofar as the prenatal follow-up is effective, when considering the biopsychosocial spiritual aspects. 8,10 Although women with heart diseases are monitored by multidisciplinary teams in the health care network, during the medical and nursing consultations, sometimes, questions related to reproductive planning are not addressed and when they do, professionals use directive, imperative and little dialogic discourses 10 , with minimal possibilities of women´s expression in their singularity.…”

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Women with cardiopathy in the context of reproductive planning: contributions of phenomenological hermeneutics

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Objective: To analyze the existential movement of women with heart diseases in the context of Reproductive Planning.Method: Qualitative with Heideggerian phenomenological approach. Seventeen participants with heart disease and with recent experience of pregnancy at a reference institution for maternal risk participated in the study, through the phenomenological interview.Results: Two units of meanings emerged in the hermeneutical analysis: To be more attentive and concerned with the treatment because the problem remains the same; Expressing that they don´t want to get pregnant anymore because they´ve reached the limit and to seek planning in doing the tubal ligation. Conclusion and implications for practice: The unveiling of the existential movement made it possible to understand that, although the participants felt secure with the institutional follow-up of high-risk pregnancies, this proved to be insufficient with regard to Reproductive Planning. It stands out the necessary consideration by nurses and other health professionals that this planning is an important set of actions to identify and modify risks in women with heart diseases in the perspective of better perinatal outcomes. It is necessary to advance in the comprehension of the subjective aspects of the woman and the couple through the dialogue, besides the permanent education work of the whole team. Objetivo: Analisar o movimento existencial da mulher com cardiopatia no contexto do Planejamento Reprodutivo. Método: Qualitativo com abordagem fenomenológica Heideggeriana. Foram participantes 17 mulheres cardiopatas com experiência recente de gravidez em instituição referência para risco materno, por meio da entrevista fenomenológica. Resultados: Emergiram na análise hermenêutica duas unidades de significados: Ficarem mais atentas e preocupadas com o expressarem tratamento porque o problema continua o mesmo; Expressarem não querer mais engravidar porque chegaram no limite e buscarem o planejamento para fazer laqueadura. Conclusão e implicações para a prática: O desvelamento do movimento existencial permitiu compreender que, embora as participantes se sentissem seguras com o acompanhamento institucional da gravidez de alto risco, este se mostrou insuficiente no tocante ao Planejamento Reprodutivo. Aponta-se a necessária consideração por parte de enfermeiras e demais profissionais de saúde de que esse planejamento é um importante conjunto de ações para identificar e modificar riscos em mulheres com cardiopatia na perspectiva de melhores resultados perinatais. Deve-se avançar na abrangência dos aspectos subjetivos da mulher e do casal por meio do diálogo, além do trabalho de educação permanente de toda a equipe. Palavras-chave: Cardiopatias; Planejamento Familiar; Pesquisa Qualitativa; Cuidados de Enfermagem; Saúde da Mulher.resumen Objetivo: Analizar el movimiento existencial de La mujer con cardiopatía en el contexto del Planeamiento Reproductivo.Método: Cualitativo con enfoque fenomenológico Heideggeriano. Fueron participantes 17 mujeres cardiópatas con e...

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“…A review of publications between 2000 and 2014 about the RLP concept suggested that reproductive life planning was integral to preconception care and family planning and could serve as a framework for promoting reproductive health across the lifespan of both men and women [8].…”

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Implementation of reproductive life planning (RLP) in primary health care supported by an evidence-based website

Andersson

Tydén

2019

The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health

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Objectives: The aims of the study were to evaluate how well the reproductive life plan (RLP) tool was implemented in practice and explore the utility of the website www.reproduktivlivsplan.se for patient counselling. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2018, in which 73 midwives in primary health care were asked to use the RLP tool and the website in their daily practice. Three months later, participants answered a questionnaire, based on normalisation process theory (NPT), about their implementation experience. Results: The response rate was 73% (n ¼ 53). The mean length of midwifery experience was 15 years. Almost all respondents (89%) reported a positive attitude towards the tool and the website and their ability to use them in practice. The majority agreed to all statements about implementation of the RLP, according to NPT. Use of the RLP also made it easier for midwives to support clients in forming reproductive goals (85%, n ¼ 45), give family planning advice (81%, n ¼ 43), give advice about how to improve health before pregnancy (85%, n ¼ 45) and give advice about how to preserve fertility (89%, n ¼ 47). Nine out of ten respondents said they would recommend the website to other midwives. Conclusion: The RLP was well implemented among the respondents and the majority considered the website to be a useful tool. Long-term studies are needed to further elucidate the effects of the RLP on changes in health behaviour and pregnancy outcomes.

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Sexual and reproductive health‐related questions and concerns of newly married couples: A qualitative content analysis

Ranjbar

Farahani

Montazeri

et al. 2023

Health Science Reports

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Background and AimsApproximately half of Iranian marring couples have poor sexual knowledge and attitudes. This article delves into the main concerns and queries regarding sexual and reproductive health among Iranian newly married couples.MethodsWe conducted a content analysis of the sexual and reproductive health questions and concerns that were anonymously submitted by newly married couples to the researcher via social media in 2021–2022.ResultsA total of 141 questions and concerns that were related to sexual and reproductive health were considered for content analysis. Findings illustrated two main categories: (1) the need to create a reproductive life plan, and (2) the need for sexual knowledge and counseling. The first category consisted of three subcategories: “Poor contraceptive knowledge,” “Need for support in case of a missed period or unplanned pregnancy,” and “Need for preconception care.” The second category included three subcategories: “Concern regarding virginity,” “Sexual problems on the honeymoon,” and “Sexual problems in newlyweds.”ConclusionIranian newly married couples need long‐term specialized services addressing their reproductive life planning and sexual knowledge needs. Integrating reproductive life planning and comprehensive sex education into the primary care services for newly married couples can help to reduce delayed childbearing, unintended pregnancy, unsafe and illegal abortion, and subsequent infertility.

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Reproductive Life Planning: A Concept Analysis

Cited by 11 publications

References 29 publications

Women with cardiopathy in the context of reproductive planning: contributions of phenomenological hermeneutics

Women with cardiopathy in the context of reproductive planning: contributions of phenomenological hermeneutics

Implementation of reproductive life planning (RLP) in primary health care supported by an evidence-based website

Sexual and reproductive health‐related questions and concerns of newly married couples: A qualitative content analysis

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