ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MATERNAL STRESS WITH PREECLAMPSIA

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MOAFI FARNOOSH; DOLATIAN MAHROKH; KESHAVARZ ZOHREH; ALAVI MAJD HAMID; DEJMAN MASOUMEH

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Journal: Social Welfare Year:2013 | Volume:13 | Issue:48 Page(s): 149-168

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ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MATERNAL STRESS WITH PREECLAMPSIA

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PREECLAMPSIAQ2

PREGNANCYQ2

STRESSQ2

SOCIAL SUPPORTQ2

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Introduction: Psychosocial status such as psychosocial STRESSors and SOCIAL SUPPORT can affect health. Furthermore mental pathology diagnosed during PREGNANCY can affect PREGNANCY outcomes. However, little information is available, so this study was done to investigate Association maternal STRESS and SOCIAL SUPPORT with PREECLAMPSIA.Method: This case-control study includes 110 multipara pregnant women, 55 as case group (PREECLAMPSIA) and 55 as control group (normal PREGNANCY), who had inclusion criteria. All participants were selected through based on target sampling method. Perceived STRESS Scale and Vaux SOCIAL SUPPORT appraisals was used as data gathering tools.Finding: The results of this study showed that there is a significant differences between two groups in terms of perceived STRESS (p=0.02) and SOCIAL SUPPORT, and the total score of SOCIAL SUPPORT (p=0.006), family (0.04), acquaintances (0.006) and friend (0.04) SOCIAL SUPPORT subscale and PREECLAMPSIA. Among cofounders, numbers of prenatal cares and history of PREECLAMPSIA was controlled by entering in logistic regression. The combined effect showed that just SOCIAL SUPPORT was effective at incidence of PREECLAMPSIA (P-value 0.02; OR 0.86; CI 95%: 0.76-0.98).Discussion: According to the significant differences between two groups in terms of STRESS and SOCIAL SUPPORT, midwives and health care worker's attention to psychological health specially STRESS of pregnant women during prenatal period and providing appropriate support to reduce maternal STRESS is one of the most important matters that should be emphasized.

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MOAFI, FARNOOSH, DOLATIAN, MAHROKH, KESHAVARZ, ZOHREH, ALAVI MAJD, HAMID, & DEJMAN, MASOUMEH. (2013). ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MATERNAL STRESS WITH PREECLAMPSIA. SOCIAL WELFARE, 13(48), 149-168. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/56385/en

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MOAFI FARNOOSH, DOLATIAN MAHROKH, KESHAVARZ ZOHREH, ALAVI MAJD HAMID, DEJMAN MASOUMEH. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MATERNAL STRESS WITH PREECLAMPSIA. SOCIAL WELFARE[Internet]. 2013;13(48):149-168. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/56385/en

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FARNOOSH MOAFI, MAHROKH DOLATIAN, ZOHREH KESHAVARZ, HAMID ALAVI MAJD, and MASOUMEH DEJMAN, “ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SUPPORT AND MATERNAL STRESS WITH PREECLAMPSIA,” SOCIAL WELFARE, vol. 13, no. 48, pp. 149–168, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/56385/en

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