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The main purpose of this study was to identify woman's feelings, support system, and their grieving process after repeating miscarriages. A qualitative study was completed using a series of interviews performed in the rural area of Southeast Kansas regarding miscarriage history and the women's experiences. Locating women to interview was done through social media, women were chosen who had a series of three or more miscarriages. The study examined access to fertility care in rural communities and the impact of access on women's options regarding their health care. Semi-structured interviews…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The main purpose of this study was to identify woman's feelings, support system, and their grieving process after repeating miscarriages. A qualitative study was completed using a series of interviews performed in the rural area of Southeast Kansas regarding miscarriage history and the women's experiences. Locating women to interview was done through social media, women were chosen who had a series of three or more miscarriages. The study examined access to fertility care in rural communities and the impact of access on women's options regarding their health care. Semi-structured interviews guided by one open-ended question was used to explore the views, experiences, and beliefs of the participants. It was a common finding that guilt and self-blame often occurred after a miscarriage but it was noted that many women had good support systems. Most of the women interviewed had difficulty obtaining progesterone after having a positive pregnancy test.
Autorenporträt
Mi nombre es Dr. Whitney Dickerson y soy una enfermera de familia que se graduó de la Universidad Estatal de Pittsburg en Pittsburg, KS con mi DNP. Estoy casada y tengo cuatro hijos de 13, 5, 4 y 2 años. He sufrido múltiples abortos espontáneos y sentí que la investigación en esta área no sólo sería beneficiosa sino también interesante.