Why women chose unassisted home birth in Malaysia: A qualitative study

Why women chose unassisted home birth in Malaysia: A qualitative study

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Background: Incidences of unassisted home birthing practices have been increasing in Malaysia despite the accessibility to safe and affordable child birthing facilities. We aimed to explore the reasons for women to make such decisions. Methods: Twelve women participated in in-depth interviews. They...

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Main Authors: Abu Bakar, A.I (Author), Ahmad Tajuddin, N.A.N (Author), Ismail, I.A (Author), Malek, K.A (Author), Othman, S. (Author), Ramdzan, S.N (Author), Shamsuddin, N.H (Author), Suhaimi, J. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd., 2020
Subjects:
adult
Adult
Article
attitude to health
awareness
birth
birthing experience
Choice Behavior
comfort
decision making
fatality
female
Female
Free birth
health care delivery
health hazard
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
Healthcare delivery system
Home Childbirth
home delivery
Homebirth
human
Humans
in depth interview
incidence
interview
Malaysia
middle aged
Middle Aged
Parturition
personal autonomy
personal experience
pregnancy
Pregnancy
pregnancy outcome
privacy
psychology
Qualitative
qualitative research
Qualitative Research
religion
self concept
self trust
snowball sample
social belief
spiritual belief
unassisted home birth
Unassisted home birth
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