The unique pain of labor is complex and multifaceted, but managing the pain has been correlated with
increased maternal satisfaction, as well and improved bonding between mothers and their newborn child.
In a 1 - year and 7 - year follow - up study of children with CHD, maternal avoidant attachment at the time of diagnosis was the best predictor of worsening of mothers» mental health and
maternal satisfaction over this period, especially in a subgroup of whose children had severe CHD (25).
Primary outcomes:
maternal satisfaction with care, maternal mental health, infant morbidity, emergency room visits, and hospital admission.
A high degree of safety and
maternal satisfaction were reported, and over 87 % of mothers and neonates did not require transfer to hospital.
offers the following pearl of wisdom, «Perinatal mortality is a very limited view of safety,
maternal satisfaction should also be considered» and then keeps spinning it as if mothers would be happier with a dead or brain - damaged baby, as long as they felt empowered during their homebirth.
Chertok, I. R. Reexamination of Ultra ‐ Thin Nipple Shield Use, Infant Growth, and
Maternal Satisfaction.
Reexamination of ultra-thin nipple shield use, infant growth and
maternal satisfaction.
Intrapartum and neonatal mortality, perinatal transfer to hospital care, medical intervention during labour, breast feeding, and
maternal satisfaction.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Intrapartum and neonatal mortality, perinatal transfer to hospital care, medical intervention during labour, breast feeding, and
maternal satisfaction.
Midwifery - led and other models of care are similar with respect to the risks of neonatal morbidity, perinatal mortality, maternal morbidity and
maternal satisfaction.
Caseload, team models and shared midwifery - led care are similar with respect to the risks of neonatal morbidity, perinatal mortality, maternal morbidity and
maternal satisfaction.