Previous research indicates that a considerable number of women with an unintended
pregnancy experience difficulty deciding about continuing or terminating the pregnancy. We …

Objective Abortion is often characterized as an inherently difficult decision, despite research
demonstrating high decision certainty among abortion patients. Minimal research has …

Introduction: Unintended pregnancies are a worldwide health issue, faced each year by one
in 16 people, and experienced in various ways. In this study we focus on unintended …

Introduction Women experiencing miscarriage are offered a choice of different treatments to
terminate their wanted pregnancy at a time when they are often shocked and distressed …

Background A positive childbirth experience is an important outcome of maternity care. A
significant component of a positive birth experience is the ability to exercise autonomy in …

Objective Evaluating decisional certainty is an important component of medical care,
including preabortion care. However, minimal research has examined how to measure …

Background Opportunities for women and providers to use decision aids and share
decisions about birth after caesarean in practice are currently limited in Japan. This is …

Scand J Caring Sci; 2011; 25; 169–175 Pregnant and ambivalent. First‐time pregnant
women's experience of the decision‐making process related to completing or terminating …

Objective To explore women's experiences of decision making about mode of delivery after
previous caesarean section. Design A qualitative interview study. Setting Two city maternity …

Objective To obtain the views of women on their experiences of decision making about the
method of delivery following a previous caesarean section and the role of decision aids in …