对残疾孕妇的全面健康促进

Elaine McEwan Carty CNM, MSN , Tali A. Conine MA, DHSc, RPT , Lorraine Hall RN, MSW
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越来越多的身体或感官残疾妇女选择生育。研究和经验表明,在帮助残疾初产妇自信、健康、安全地生育和照顾孩子方面存在严重缺陷。建议在孕前、怀孕、分娩和产后为此类客户提供适当的转介或直接提供教育和咨询服务。确定了有用的资源来帮助助产士发挥作用。
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Comprehensive health promotion for the pregnant woman who is disabled

Increasing numbers of women with physical or sensory disabilities are choosing to bear children. Research and experience seem to indicate serious shortcomings in assisting disabled primiparas toward confident, healthy, and safe childbearing and childcaring. Guidelines are suggested for appropriate referral or direct provision of education and counselling services for such clients during prepregnancy, pregnancy, labor and delivery, and the postpartum period. Useful resources are identified to assist the nursemidwife in her role.

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