Systematic review and meta-analysis of prevalence and risk factors for psychological birth trauma
By: Xu, Yaxuan [author.]
Contributor(s): Wang, Wenjuan [author.] | Zhou, Lihua [author.] | Xu, Wenli [author.] | Wang, Hui [author.] | Zhang, Fengying [author] | Wang, Xiaoqin [author.] | Zhang, Hanmei [author.]
Copyright date: 2025ISSN: 15389847Subject(s): Childbirth -- Psychological aspects | Pregnancy -- Complications | Pregnancy -- Psychological aspects In: Nursing Research vol. 74, no 2: (March/April 2025), pages 123-129.Summary: Psychological birth trauma (PBT) is common among women in labor and has severe implications for maternal and infant health. Although the prevalence and risk factors of PBT have been widely reported, these findings have not been systematically synthesized, limiting screening and interventions.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Psychological birth trauma (PBT) is common among women in labor and has severe implications for maternal and infant health. Although the prevalence and risk factors of PBT have been widely reported, these findings have not been systematically synthesized, limiting screening and interventions.
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