Mothers’ Support Options During Childbirth: A Survey of Hospital Obstetrical Units in the Southeastern Region of the United States

Hila J. Spear

Mothers’ Support Options During Childbirth: A Survey of Hospital Obstetrical Units in the Southeastern Region of the United States

Hila J. Spear

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Abstract

This study examined hospital policies and procedures related to maternal support during childbirth and the promotion of breastfeeding among mothers who give birth by cesarean. Overall, the findings revealed hospital-based practices and protocols that facilitated positive chibirth experiences and that were supportive of breastfeeding for mothers regardless of mode of delivery.

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State	Published - Oct 1 2005
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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