Pregnant Through the COVID-19 Chaos: Insights on How Women Use Information in the Perinatal Period During a Pandemic.

Lucy C McNamee, Xiaoyu Liu, Kim Phan, Teresa Johnson, AkkeNeel Talsma
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Abstract

Purpose/aims: To gain insights in how women use technology to address health information needs during the prenatal and postpartum time frame.

Design: An exploratory qualitative study recruited pregnant and recent postpartum women to share their perspectives on information they needed and how they obtained it.

Methods: Women who were pregnant or <90 days postpartum (n = 26) were recruited via social media and invited to share their experiences. Design thinking methodology was used to develop questions to understand information needs in the perinatal period as well as in context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Verbatim transcripts were coded by the research team according to Braun and Clarke's reflexive thematic analysis.

Results: Five themes explain the experience of seeking information to support the perinatal period. Women explained the need for the following: (1) information and relationships are inseparable, (2) current practices leave needs unmet, (3) the pandemic exposes vulnerability in prenatal care, (4) left to figure it out alone, and (5) bridging the gap through technology.

Conclusions: Aggregated findings suggest how usual care can be modified to improve support for women through personalized care, improved information support, and use of technology. The study findings inform innovative strategies using current technologies to improve health promotion in a dynamic health environment.

《在COVID-19混乱中怀孕:大流行期间妇女如何在围产期使用信息的见解》
目的/目的:深入了解妇女如何利用技术满足产前和产后期间的保健信息需求。设计:一项探索性质的研究招募了孕妇和产后不久的妇女,让她们分享她们所需要的信息以及她们是如何获得这些信息的。方法:孕妇或结果:五个主题解释寻求信息的经验,以支持围产期。妇女解释了以下方面的需要:(1)信息和关系是不可分割的;(2)目前的做法使需要得不到满足;(3)大流行病暴露了产前护理方面的脆弱性;(4)留给自己解决问题;(5)通过技术弥合差距。结论:综合研究结果提示如何通过个性化护理、改进信息支持和使用技术来改进常规护理以改善对妇女的支持。研究结果为利用现有技术在动态的卫生环境中改进健康促进的创新战略提供了信息。
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