The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women in the Netherlands

Wiegers, T.A.

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“…In Spain a technologized childbirth care system evolved in the second half of the twentieth century, whereas in other areas such as the Scandinavian countries or Netherlands a deinstitutionalized care model, attended mainly by midwives, began to gain ground (Wiegers, 2009). There is a third group of countries which chose an *Manuscript (without author details, affiliations and acknowledgments) intermediate model that combines institutionalized maternity care with a lower level of medicalization; the United Kingdom is one of the countries where this approach is used (Thompson, 2010 At the present time there is institutional interest in consolidating humanized maternity care.…”

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Satisfaction with pregnancy and birth services: The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women

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Satisfaction with pregnancy and birth services: The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women

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“…[3][4]6,12,[23][24][26][27][28][29][30]32,34 However, one can observe an increase in the number of multiparous women who opted for home birth (Figure 2), which may result from the satisfaction with the previous experience of birth at home, and from the dissatisfaction of women who gave birth for the first time in hospital.…”

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Maternal Results From Planned Home Births Assisted by Nurses From the Hanami Team in the South of Brazil, 2002-2012

Koettker

Brüggemann

Knobel

2017

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Method: this transversal study It includes home and hospital births (212). Descriptive analysis was undertaken, with CI 95%, using the SAS/9.1.3 software.Results: the rate of amniotomy was 9.9% (CI 95% 5.9-13.9), of episiotomy was 0.5% (CI 95% 0.5-1.5), the amniotic fluid remained clear in 95.2% , there was no change in fetal heartbeat in 94.3% ). The vaginal tears perineal trauma were exclusively of first degree (64.7%; CI 95% 57.8-71.6) and second degree (7.0%; CI 95% 3.4-10.8), it being the case that almost half did not need suturing (46.8%; CI 95% 41.1-52.6). The rate of transfer to hospital was 7.4%, all these cases occurring during labor (CI 95% 3.8 -11.0). The rate of cesareans in the sample was 9.9%. Método: estudo transversal. Foram incluídos os partos ocorridos no domicílio e no hospital (212), no referido período. Foi realizada análise descritiva com IC a 95%, no SAS/9.1.3. Conclusions RESULTADOS MATERNOS DOS PARTOS DOMICILIARES PLANEJADOS ASSISTIDOS POR ENFERMEIRAS DA EQUIPE HANAMI NO SUL DOResultados: a taxa de amniotomia foi 9,9% (IC 95% 5,9-13,9), de episiotomia 0,5% (IC95% 0,5-1,5), o líquido amniótico permaneceu claro em 95,2% (IC95% 92,4-98), não houve alteração dos batimentos cardíacos fetais em 94,3% (IC95% 92-96,6). As lacerações vaginais foram exclusivamente de primeiro grau (64,7%; IC95% 57,8-71,6) e de segundo grau (7,0%; IC95% 3,4-10,8), sendo que praticamente a metade não necessitou de sutura (46,8%; IC95% 41,1-52,6). A taxa de transferência foi de 7,4%, sendo todas durante o trabalho de parto (IC95% 3,8-11,0). A taxa de cesárea da amostra foi 9,9%.Conclusão: as mulheres assistidas no domicílio são submetidas a poucas intervenções. As intercorrências e transferências obstétricas são baixas. Método: estudio transversal. Fueron inclusos partos en domicilio y en hospital (212). El análisis descriptivo fue realizado en SAS/9.1.3., con IC 95%. DESCRITORES:Resultados: la tasa de amniotomía fue 9,9% (IC 95% 5,9-13,9), de episiotomía 0,5% (IC95% 0,5-1,5), el líquido amniótico permaneció claro en 95,2% (IC 95% 92,4 a 98), no hubo alteración en la frecuencia cardíaca fetal en 94,3% 6). Laceraciones vaginales fueron de primer grado (64,7%; IC 95%: 57,8 a 71,6) y de segundo (7,0%; IC 95% 3.4 a 10.8), y casi la mitad no necesitó sutura (46,8%; IC 95%: 41,1-52,6). La tasa de transferencia fue de 7,4% (IC 95%: 3,8 a 11,0). La tasa de cesáreas en la muestra fue de 9,9%.Conclusión: las mujeres que reciben asistencia en el domicilio son sometidas a pocas intervenciones, complicaciones obstétricas y las transferencias son bajas.DESCRIPTORES: Parto domiciliário. Parto normal. Parto humanizado. Nacimiento a término. Enfermería obstétrica.

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“…Lari and colleagues defined patient satisfaction as the extent of an individual's experience compared with his or her expectations or what patients' and the population as a whole desire to receive from health care services 1 . Health care providers, especially in the private sector are striving to keep the users of their services satisfied and numerous studies have been conducted into patient satisfaction 2 . Satisfied patients are likely to come back for the services they need and to recommend the services to others.…”

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Patients’ satisfaction with reproductive health services at Gogo Chatinkha Maternity Unit, Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi

Changole¹,

Bandawe²,

Makanani³

et al. 2010

Mal. Med. J

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Patient satisfaction is an individual's state of being content with the care provided in the health system. It is important for reproductive health care providers to get feedback from women regarding satisfaction with reproductive health services. There is a dearth of knowledge about patient satisfaction in Malawi. AimThe specific objective of the study was to determine the extent to which women are satisfied with the care they receive when they come to deliver at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital maternity unit. MethodsA cross sectional study of postpartum women using interviewer administered semi-structured questionnaires was conducted between November 2008 and May 2009. The questionnaires captured mainly quantitative data. Results1562 women were interviewed. Most women were housewives (79%) who were referred from Health Centres within the city. Ninety five percent delivered a live baby. The majority of women (97.3%) were satisfied with the care they received from admission through labour and delivery and the immediate postpartum period. Most women cited doctors' and nurses' reviews (65%) as what they liked most about the care they received during their stay in the unit. Most women expected to receive efficient and definitive care. The women's knowledge on patient's rights was extremely low (16%) and equally very few women were offered an opportunity to give an opinion regarding their care by the doctors and nurses in the maternity unit. ConclusionMost women who deliver at the hospital are satisfied with the care offered. This satisfaction is mainly due to the frequent reviews of patients by nurses and doctors in the unit. There is a great need to educate both the population of women served and the health workers that serve them on patient's rights.

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The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women in the Netherlands

Cited by 121 publications

References 12 publications

Satisfaction with pregnancy and birth services: The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women

Satisfaction with pregnancy and birth services: The quality of maternity care services as experienced by women

Maternal Results From Planned Home Births Assisted by Nurses From the Hanami Team in the South of Brazil, 2002-2012

Patients’ satisfaction with reproductive health services at Gogo Chatinkha Maternity Unit, Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi

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