Publications by authors named "Linda Deys"
Problem: Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), poses significant physical, psychological, emotional, and financial challenges for affected women and their families. Despite its prevalence and impact, tailored education and holistic support interventions are lacking.
Background: Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy affect 69 % of pregnancies, HG impacts around 1.
Article Synopsis
- When women and babies are separated right after a Caesarean section, it can make the birth experience worse and affect how the mothers feel about becoming a parent.
- The study interviewed 15 women who experienced this separation to learn more about their feelings and experiences.
- The main findings showed that the women felt disconnected, had strong emotions, were influenced by their situation, and gained important insights about the lack of support and control they had during this time.
Background: Skin-to-skin is a well-established practice at vaginal births promoting the health of women and babies. Facilitation of skin-to-skin at caesarean section birth is growing despite environmental and historical challenges. This is led by the expectancy of women and of health professionals increasingly understanding its importance.
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