Medical and salutogenic approaches and their integration in taking prenatal and postnatal care of Czech women.

Objective: To compile a proposal of the system of taking complex prenatal, perinatal and postnatal care of pregnant women and their children in the Czech Republic with taking into account medical and salutogenic approaches.

Material And Methods: A questionnaire was prepared comprising questions for mothers and making it possible to exactly use specified data from their healthcare documentation. The method thus consisted of a secondary data analysis and subsequent contact with mothers.

Medical and salutogenic approaches and their integration in taking prenatal and postnatal care of immigrants.

Objectives: To compile a proposal of the system of taking complex prenatal, perinatal and postnatal care of pregnant immigrants in the Czech Republic with taking into account medical and salutogenic approaches.

Material And Methods: The research was implemented by the form of a controlled interview and was based on a questionnaire comprising 50 questions focused on the evaluation of taking the prenatal, natal and postnatal care of immigrants. The data were accumulated among immigrants from Vietnam, Mongolia and Ukraine.

The relationship between family socioeconomic condition and childhood injury frequency in selected locations in the Czech Republic.

Background: Childhood injury rates are monitored worldwide because they markedly affect morbidity and mortality of children. There are numerous works that point out the relationship between family socioeconomic status and injuries, where lower socioeconomic levels are linked to higher numbers of injuries.

Material/methods: The goal of this work was to evaluate the relationship between family socioeconomic status and childhood injuries in the Czech Republic.