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Information about first‐trimester screening and self‐reported distress among pregnant women and partners – comparing two methods of information giving in Sweden

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Balanced information before prenatal diagnosis (PND) aims to help expectant parents to make an informed choice. However, it is important that the information does not increase the expectant parents’ psychological… Click to show full abstract

Balanced information before prenatal diagnosis (PND) aims to help expectant parents to make an informed choice. However, it is important that the information does not increase the expectant parents’ psychological distress. The aim was to examine psychological distress among expectant parents, before and after receiving information about PND, to evaluate the possible differences between two different procedures of information giving, and to evaluate the association between satisfaction with the information and psychological distress.

Keywords: distress among; information; information giving; expectant parents; distress; psychological distress

Journal Title: Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica
Year Published: 2017

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