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Kazuya MAKITA
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Chieko MUSHA, Hiroaki OHTA
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Hideyuki NAKANO, Akiko HATORI, Ikue TAKAHASHI, Yoko IKEDA, Masayuki HO ...
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We investigated changes in the formation of a maternal sense before and after childbirth delivery in pregnant women after infertility treatment. The questionnaire forms collected were divided into subjects aged less than 30 years (group AF) and subjects aged 30 years or more (group BF). And the control group was divided into subjects aged less than 30 years (group A) and subjects aged 30 years or more (group B). In regards to the subject of affirmation for motherhood formation, the score was lower in the group AF than in the group A both. Regarding MB, there were significant differences in the positive rate and the score between the groups A and B, and between the groups AF and BF. Compared with the group A, the group AF had no significant difference in the positive rate, but had a tendency toward a higher rate. Regarding postnatal depression, there were significant differences in the positive rate and the score between the groups A and B, and between the groups AF and BF. In this investigation, the group of subjects aged less than 30 years who became pregnant by infertility treatment showed a delay in the formation of maternal sense, and it was suggested that this group may be a group at high risk of maternity blues or postpartum depression.
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The present study was conducted to clarify the particular needs of pregnant/postpartum women who underwent fertility treatment and their partners, and examine perinatal care for them. We sent a questionnaire to 1,083 nursing care professionals (935 midwives and 148 nurses) working in advanced facilities for assisted reproductive treatment by mail. 1. A total of 73.4% of the respondents answered that pregnant/postpartum women have particular needs, while 59.0% recognized the particular needs of partners. Some 64.3% and 53.2% of the respondents thought that it is necessary to provide special care for pregnant/postpartum women and their partners, respectively. 2. The nursing professionals answered that care during pregnancy is the most important: 52.5% for pregnant/postpartum women and 48.9% for partners. Specifically, care in the "early period of pregnancy" was recognized as the most important by the respondents (37.6% for pregnant/postpartum women and 35.5% for partners), followed by the "postpartum period" (38.1% for pregnant/postpartum women and 35.5% for partners), indicating the importance of care in the initial period of pregnancy and postpartum period. 3. As for care systems that should be developed for pregnant/postpartum women and their partners, 37.4% of the respondents answered: "counseling, education, and advice by care staff with specialized knowledge", 27.8%: "interdisciplinary care services", and 23.9% "provision of primary nursing care". 4. Regarding the frequency (per year) of study meetings on fertility treatment in facilities, 39% answered "None", and 40% "Once or twice". As for the person who led the meeting, 47.7% answered "physician", followed by "certified nurse for infertility" (22.3%). About half of the respondents (46%) stated that study meetings focused on "fertility treatment and technology". Most study meetings placed emphasis on medical knowledge, and care for pregnant/postpartum women who underwent fertility treatment and their partners was not covered.
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Michiko KAIMURA
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This study, utilizing a newly created self-affirmation scale taking the culture of Japan into consideration, undertook to investigate the relationship between female students' menstrual experiences starting from the time of menarche education and their self-affirmation. As a result, it was observed that an attitude of family celebration expressed at time of menarche, as well as promotion of positive image of menstruation and proactive behavior in handling menstruation, and its mitigation of attendant symptoms or difficulties tended to increase self-affirmation. This reconfirmed the significance of celebration and of possessing an awareness of menarche as a significant milestone in achieving a higher developmental stage. Furthermore, in order for students to successfully acquire skills in independently handling and proactively addressing problems of menstruation, it was observed that in addition to menarche education, school, family, and regional cooperation in undertaking menstruation education responsive to developmental stage and menstrual maturity was also necessary.
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Chikako HAYASHI, Koichiro OHNUKI
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