The quality of childbirth in the light of research the new guidelines of the World Health Organization and Polish perinatal care standards
| 08 kwi 2019
O artykule
Article Category: Review Article/Praca Poglądowa
Data publikacji: 08 kwi 2019
Zakres stron: 54 - 59
Otrzymano: 27 lis 2018
Przyjęty: 11 lut 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34763/devperiodmed.20192301.5459
© 2019 Barbara Baranowska, published by Sciendo
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Fig. 1
The quality of care structure proposed by the World Health Organization [25] (own modification). Tabela II. Struktura jakości opieki proponowana przez Światowq Organizację Zdrowia (modyfikacja własna).
| Quality of care |
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|---|---|
| Provision of care |
Experience of care |
| 1 – Evidence-based practices for routine care and management of complications |
4– Effective communication |
| 2 – Actionable information systems |
5 – Respect and dignity |
| 3 – Functional referral system |
6– Emotional suport |
| 7 – Competent and motivated human resources |
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| 8– Essential facilities available |
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Examples of the impact of childbirth on the life of mother and child (own study). Tabela I. Przykłady wpływu przebiegu porodu na życie matki i dziecka (opracowanie własne).
| Increased risk of diseases in children born surgically, such as asthma, allergy, obesity, inflammatory diseases of the intestines and stomach mucosa, diabetes, irritable |
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| Worse results, in the first few months after delivery, in terms of physical, mental, social and pain indicators related to health-related quality of life, as well as lower energy levels and vitality in women who gave birth through Caesarean section. |
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| Higher risk of postnatal depression and somatic symptoms, affecting the creation of bonds between mother and child in a woman who during the delivery received |
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