"I need to make sense of my birth experience": A descriptive qualitative study of postnatal women's opinions, and expectations about postnatal debriefing.

Background: Evidence shows that women feel valued and satisfied after discussing their birth experiences. However, uncertainties persist surrounding the concept of postnatal debriefing practice.

Aim: To explore the opinions and expectations of women relating to postnatal debriefing and their experiences when the postnatal debriefing is not presented.

Prediction of family-centered care on the unmet care needs of parents of pediatric oncology patients and their psychosocial problems.

Background/objectives: It was aimed to determine the predictive power of family-centered care of parents of children with cancer on their unmet care needs and psychosocial problems (anxiety, depression, stress). This study was conducted as a descriptive, correlational, and cross-sectional study.

Design/methods: The study was conducted on 136 parents at a university hospital between January and September 2023, involving parents of children receiving care at the pediatric oncology clinic.

Examining the relationship between perinatal anxiety, COVID-19 phobia and birth type preferences: A cross-sectional study.

Aim: To examine the relationship between the COVID-19 phobia and perinatal anxiety levels and birth type preferences of pregnant women in the third trimester.

Design: This was designed a cross-sectional study using the non-random convenience sampling method following the STROBE checklist.

Methods: The research was conducted with 315 pregnant women from April to May 2021.