Erfahrungen erstgebärender Frauen auf einer Wochenstation

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Bei den Pflegenden auf Wochenbettstationen fehlt oft ein umfassendes Verständnis für die psychischen Veränderungen und Übergangsprozesse, welche insbesondere die Erstgebärenden durchlaufen.

Dieser Hintergrund lieferte die Fragen für eine qualitative Studie: Welche Erfahrungen machen erstgebärende Frauen in der frühen postnatalen Phase und wie erleben sie den Klinikaufenthalt? Welche Erwartungen haben diese Frauen an die Betreuung?

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