The views and attitudes of health professionals providing antenatal care to women with a high BMI: A qualitative research study

Keyphrases

• Obesity 100%
• Qualitative Research Study 100%
• Attitude of Health Personnel 100%
• Antenatal Care 100%
• High Body Mass Index 100%
• Health Professionals 75%
• Childbearing Women 50%
• South-eastern Australia 25%
• Healthcare Professionals 25%
• Body Mass Index 25%
• Continuity of Care 25%
• Focus Group Discussion 25%
• Midwives 25%
• Health Problems 25%
• Teaching Hospital 25%
• Public Health Priority 25%
• Evidence-based Guidelines 25%
• Dietary Intervention 25%
• Weight Gain 25%
• Weight Control 25%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 25%
• Mother-child 25%
• Obese Women 25%
• Women's Needs 25%
• Mother Health 25%
• Hospital Midwife 25%
• Maternal Obesity 25%
• Antenatal Visits 25%
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology 25%
• Professional Needs 25%
• Working children 25%
• Obstetricians 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Body Mass 100%
• Health Practitioner 100%
• Prenatal Care 100%
• Health Care Personnel 25%
• Practice Guideline 25%
• Prevalence 25%
• Health Care 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Nutrition Policy 25%
• Teaching Hospital 25%
• Health Care Planning 25%
• Weight Control 25%
• Diet Therapy 25%
• Maternal Obesity 25%
• Obstetrician 25%