Vaginal or cesarean birth?

Article Abstract:

The elements of research translation model are described as it is being applied to inform and support diverse end users with respect to decisions relating to vaginal versus cesarean birth. It is found that all elements support a vaginal delivery, as without clear, compelling and well-supported justification for cesarean section, vaginal birth is the safest way for women to give birth and babies to be born.

Comparative analysis, Childbirth, Delivery (Childbirth), Cesarean section

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A confirmatory factor analysis of situation-specific Norbeck social support questionnaire items

Article Abstract:

The aim of a study conducted is to examine the statistical parameters of situation specific Norbeck Social Support Questionnaire (NSSQ) items such as affect, affirmation and aid items. It is suggested that two situation-specific affirmation and aid items measure unique dimensions of social support.

Science & research, Research, Analysis, Usage, Nursing, Social networks, Questionnaires, Social support

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