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    This study investigated prenatal anxiety and obstetric decisions among pregnant women in Wuhan and Chongqing, China during the COVID-19 outbreak. A cross-sectional study was conducted using questionnaires from 1947 pregnant women, 932 from Wuhan and 1015 from Chongqing. The study found that household income, subjective symptoms, and attitudes towards COVID-19 influenced anxiety levels, with more women in Wuhan reporting anxiety. Key obstetric decisions around hospital preference, timing of care, and delivery method changed in response to the pandemic. Special support for pregnant mothers is needed during epidemic outbreaks.

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    This study investigated prenatal anxiety and obstetric decisions among pregnant women in Wuhan and Chongqing, China during the COVID-19 outbreak. A cross-sectional study was conducted using questionnaires from 1947 pregnant women, 932 from Wuhan and 1015 from Chongqing. The study found that household income, subjective symptoms, and attitudes towards COVID-19 influenced anxiety levels, with more women in Wuhan reporting anxiety. Key obstetric decisions around hospital preference, timing of care, and delivery method changed in response to the pandemic. Special support for pregnant mothers is needed during epidemic outbreaks.

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    This study investigated prenatal anxiety and obstetric decisions among pregnant women in Wuhan and Chongqing, China during the COVID-19 outbreak. A cross-sectional study was conducted using questionnaires from 1947 pregnant women, 932 from Wuhan and 1015 from Chongqing. The study found that household income, subjective symptoms, and attitudes towards COVID-19 influenced anxiety levels, with more women in Wuhan reporting anxiety. Key obstetric decisions around hospital preference, timing of care, and delivery method changed in response to the pandemic. Special support for pregnant mothers is needed during epidemic outbreaks.

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    REVIEW ARTICLE

    By :
    sri wahyuni 1813010004
    Velia s.p.p.a 1813010026
    IDENTITY OF JOURNAL

    • Title : Prenatal anxiety and obstetric decisions among pregnant


    women in Wuhan and Chongqing during the COVID-19 outbreak: a cross-
    sectional study
    • Journal : An international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology
    • Volume and page : 12 pages
    • Year : 2020
    • Writters : X Liu, M Chen, Y Wang,L Sun, J Zhang, Y Shi, J Wang, H Zhang,
    G Sun, PN Baker, X Luo, H Qi
    PURPOSE & METHODS

    • To investigate the mental status of pregnant women and to determine their


    obstetric decisions during the COVID-19 outbreak.
    • A cross-sectional study
    • Reason : to evaluated among pregnant women in
    • Wuhan (the hardest-hit area) and Chongqing (a neighbouring city) during the
    COVID-19 outbreak, to investigate anxiety status and its influencing factors, to
    determine and explain key prenatal decisions and, finally, to guide social and
    medical practice.Reason : to know mental status of pregnant women during
    pandemic covid19
    FACTORS

    • Factors that influence study : demographic, pregnancy and epidemic


    information from our pregnant subjects, along with their attitudes
    towards COVID-19 (using a self-constructed five-point scale), the
    Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SAS), and
    obstetric decision-making
    • factors that influenced anxiety : household income, subjective symptom, and
    attitude
    • factors that influenced obstetric decision-making : hospital preference, time of
    prenatal care or delivery, mode of delivery and infant feeding
    VARIABLE

    • Variable dependent : mental status in pregnant women


    • Variable independent : COVID19
    • Subject : pregnant women
    STEPS
    First, the general
    A total of 1947 valid characteristics of their
    questionnaires were demographic background
    received, 932 from were of families with a
    Wuhan and 1015 from middle-level income and a
    Chongqing. working pregnant mother,
    although distribution
    differences existed between
    cities.

    Third, information on Secondly, most pregnant


    COVID-19 from women surveyed were in their
    official media were second (32.8%) or third
    widely accepted during trimester (62.9%). There were
    this period in both more third-trimester women in
    cities. Wuhan (79.8 versus 47.4%)
    RESULT

    • Differences were observed between cities in some background characteristics


    and women’s attitudes towards COVID-19 in Wuhan were more extreme. More
    women in Wuhan felt anxious (24.5 versus 10.4%). Factors that influenced
    anxiety also included household income, subjective symptom and attitudes.
    CONCLUSION

    • The outbreak aggravated prenatal anxiety and the associated factors could be
    targets for psychological care. In parallel, key obstetric decision-making
    changed, emphasising the need for pertinent professional advice. Special
    support is essential for pregnant mothers during epidemics.
    ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

    • (+) : journal identities that are complete, journal structure can be understood,
    the author explains in detail, the flow or the stage of the research carried out.
    • (-) : there is no volume journal
    • Thank you

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