Weight loss in pregnancy - is it safe? What should dietetic practice be? A systematic review.

Nursing and Health Professions

• Systematic Review 100%
• Gestational Weight Gain 100%
• Large for Gestational Age 100%
• Small for Date Infant 100%
• Practice Guideline 50%
• Cesarean Section 50%
• Meta Analysis 50%
• Thematic Analysis 50%
• Pregnancy Outcome 50%
• Maternal Obesity 50%
• Data Extraction 50%
• Data Synthesis 50%
• Premature Labor 50%
• Macrosomia 50%
• Pregnancy Diabetes Mellitus 50%
• Newcastle-Ottawa Scale 50%
• Pregnancy Complication 50%
• Public Health 50%
• Quality Control 50%

Keyphrases

• Weight Loss 100%
• Dietary Management 100%
• Gestational Weight Loss 100%
• Obese Women 80%
• Small-for-gestational Age 40%
• Large-for-gestational-age 40%
• Management Strategy 20%
• Obesity 20%
• Lack of Information 20%
• Quality Assessment 20%
• Risk Reduction 20%
• Systematic Meta-analysis 20%
• Meta-analysis 20%
• Government Website 20%
• Data Synthesis 20%
• Cesarean Section (C-section) 20%
• Gestational Diabetes 20%
• Weight Gain 20%
• Gestational Weight Gain 20%
• Data Extraction 20%
• During Pregnancy 20%
• Pregnancy Complications 20%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 20%
• Maternal Obesity 20%
• Public Health Risk 20%
• Reporting Item 20%
• Institute of Medicine Recommendations 20%
• Gestational Weight 20%
• Preterm Birth 20%
• Pregnancy Outcome 20%
• Macrosomia 20%
• Excess Gestational Weight Gain 20%
• Gain Enhancement 20%
• Newcastle-Ottawa Scale 20%
• Evidence-based Guidance 20%
• Number of Pregnancies 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Dietetics 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Gestational Weight Gain 100%
• Small for Gestational Age 100%
• Large for Gestational Age 100%
• Medicine 50%
• Public Health 50%
• Meta-Analysis 50%
• Cesarean Section 50%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 50%
• Premature Labor 50%
• Gestational Diabetes 50%
• Macrosomia 50%
• Maternal Obesity 50%
• Complication of Pregnancy 50%