임산부의 건강행태와 임신 및 산후의 건강 관련 삶의 질에 관한 연구

이재은,; Han, You Jung; Ryu, Hyun Mee; Kwak, Dong Wook; Kim, Moon-Young; Dong-Hyun, Cha; 박희진,; 김민형,; Lee, Su Young; 정진훈,; Ahn, Jeonghoon

doi:10.34161/johta.2019.7.1.008

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“…The subjects of this study were surveyed with an average age of 33.4 years, and the results of a previous study conducted on pregnant women in Korea [4] showed similar results to those of 33.2 years of age. In this study, pregnant women over 40 were also surveyed as 13.5% of the total subjects.…”

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“…Pregnancy and childbirth are important processes within women's health, with a large proportion of women experiencing this at least once in their lives. Therefore, maternal health during this period can be an opportunity to contribute to the promotion of women's health [4,5]. The average birth age in Korea is rising faster than in European countries, and considering the high level of education of women, participation in economic activities, and advances in medical technology such as infertility treatment, the birth age is expected to increase [6].…”

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The Effect of Physical and Mental Health and Health Behavior on the Self-Rated Health of Pregnant Women

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Song

2021

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Self-rated health (SRH) is an evaluation tool to assess an individual’s level of health, including both general health and personal experience. There have been existing studies on women’s SRH; however, few studies have been on pregnant women’s SRH and its associated factors. This study investigated the SRH of pregnant women and their factors using the Korea Community Health Survey. The chi-squared test and multivariable logistic regression were used to investigate the effects of demographic, physical, and mental health and health behaviors on the SRH of pregnant women. As a result of the study, 54.0% out of 1032 pregnant women had good SRH. Their SRH score was good when they were young, economically active, and living in cities. Poor SRH was observed with depression, hypertension, and after experiencing a fall. Good SRH was found when they exercised and slept for more than 8 h a day. This study is the first to observe the SRH of pregnant women and its related factors in South Korea.

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The Effect of Physical and Mental Health and Health Behavior on the Self-Rated Health of Pregnant Women

Lee

Song

2021

Healthcare

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Factors associated with clinical nurses’ preconception health behavior in Korea: a cross-sectional survey

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Kim

2024

Womens Health Nurs

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Purpose: Nurses have been reported to be at an increased risk for miscarriage and preterm labor. However, there is limited knowledge regarding nurses’ preconception health behaviors. Therefore, this study aimed to identify factors influencing these behaviors.Methods: One hundred sixty nurses, who were planning their first pregnancy within the upcoming year, participated in an online survey from August 11 to October 31, 2021. Data on preconception health behavior, perceived health status, pregnancy anxiety, nursing practice environment, and social support were analyzed using the t-test, Pearson correlation coefficients, and multiple regression analysis.Results: Age (р=.024), educational level (р=.010), marital status (р=.003), work experience (р=.003), satisfaction with the work department (р<.001), smoking status (р=. 039), and previous health problems related to pregnancy outcomes (р=.004) were significantly associated with nurses’ preconception health behaviors. Furthermore, perceived health status (р<.001), pregnancy anxiety (р=.011), nursing practice environment (р=.003), and social support (р<.001) showed significant correlations with preconception health behaviors. Social support (β=. 28, р=.001), satisfaction with the work department (β=.23, р=.032), marital status (β=.22, р=.002), and perceived health status (β=.23, р=.002) were confirmed as factors associated with preconception health behaviors. These factors explained 40.9% of the variance in preconception health behaviors (F=6.64, р<.001).Conclusion: Clinical nurses’ preconception health behaviors were influenced by social support, perceived health status, satisfaction with the work department, and marital status. Interventions to improve clinical nurses’ preconception health behaviors should target social support and perceived health status. A preconception health behavior education program considering clinical nurses’ marital status and satisfaction with the workplace can also be implemented.

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임산부의 건강행태와 임신 및 산후의 건강 관련 삶의 질에 관한 연구

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The Effect of Physical and Mental Health and Health Behavior on the Self-Rated Health of Pregnant Women

The Effect of Physical and Mental Health and Health Behavior on the Self-Rated Health of Pregnant Women

Factors associated with clinical nurses’ preconception health behavior in Korea: a cross-sectional survey

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