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To assess maternal satisfaction levels among women receiving group healthcare compared to those receiving traditional standard care.

December 24, 2023AJOG Global ReportsOpen Access

Maternal satisfaction with group care: a systematic review

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FSFitim SadikuAction for Children HBHana BucincaAction for Children FTFlorence TalrichVrije Universiteit Brussel

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Systematic review finds higher maternal satisfaction with group care compared to standard care, highlighting the benefits of combining clinical assessments with peer community building.

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To assess maternal satisfaction levels among women receiving group healthcare compared to those receiving traditional standard care.
Systematic review synthesizing evidence on maternal satisfaction outcomes across group care and standard individual care models.
Examined group care approaches that integrate routine clinical assessment, facilitated health promotion discussions, and community-building opportunities.
Maternal satisfaction is consistently higher with group care than with standard individual care.
Greater satisfaction is attributed to the combined delivery of clinical examinations, interactive health education, and peer support systems.

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Sadiku et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69da9b14615cc0c8eaa3c182 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xagr.2023.100301

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Systematic review finds higher maternal satisfaction with group care compared to standard care, highlighting the benefits of combining clinical assessments with peer community building.

Maternal satisfaction with group care: a systematic review

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Maternal satisfaction with group care: a systematic review

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