Positive Health Outcomes of Fathers’ Involvment in Pregnancy and Childbirth Paternal Support : A Scope Study Literature Review

Fathering Pub Date : 2011-01-01 DOI:10.3149/FTH.0901.87
L. Plantin, A. Olukoya, Pernilla Ny
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This study reviewed the literature concerning the involvement by European men in pregnancy and childbirth and examined how this is related to health outcomes; for the men themselves, their partners, and their children. The study also reflects on the literature in relation to other existing research on men, masculinities, and fatherhood. The literature review support the idea that the father’s involvement during pregnancy and delivery can positively influence health outcomes for the man, his partner, and their children. However, little help is offered to the majority of men regarding parenting. It is therefore crucial for the maternal and child healthcare services to develop new ways of reaching out to men. In order to develop new knowledge earlier research needs to be complemented with a multidisciplinary approach where the existing research material, on social science regarding men, masculinities, and fatherhood is also taken into consideration.
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父亲参与怀孕和分娩的积极健康结果:一项范围研究文献综述
这项研究回顾了有关欧洲男性参与怀孕和分娩的文献,并研究了这与健康结果的关系;为了男人自己,为了他们的伴侣,为了他们的孩子。该研究还反映了与其他关于男性、男子气概和父亲身份的现有研究相关的文献。文献综述支持这样一种观点,即父亲在怀孕和分娩期间的参与可以对男性、他的伴侣和他们的孩子的健康结果产生积极影响。然而,在养育子女方面,大多数男性几乎没有得到任何帮助。因此,至关重要的是,妇幼保健服务机构必须开发新的途径,向男性伸出援手。为了发展新的知识,早期的研究需要以多学科方法加以补充,其中也考虑到关于男子、男子气概和父亲身份的社会科学的现有研究材料。
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