New mothers' experiences of social disruption and isolation during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in Hong Kong
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Auteurs : Joan E. Dodgson [États-Unis] ; Marie Tarrant [Hong Kong] ; Yuet-Oi Chee [Hong Kong] ; Amanda Watkins [États-Unis]Source :
- Nursing & Health Sciences [ 1441-0745 ] ; 2010-06.
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- Teeft :
- Arizona state university, Atypical pneumonia, Baby care, Blackwell publishing asia, Chan, Chan palley, Data analysis, Data collection, Disruption, Early maternity, Expectant parents, Further study, Health care, Health innovation, Hong kong, Hygiene measures, Infection control practices, Infectious disease outbreak, Intense vigilance, Intensive care unit, Many questions, Many ways, Natural delivery, Outbreak, Participant, Personal connection, Pregnant group, Pregnant woman, Pregnant women, Principal investigator, Private hospital, Private hospitals, Provider, Public health, Public hospital, Public hospitals, Research team, Researcher, Respiratory syndrome, Respiratory syndrome outbreak, Sars, Sars cases, Sars outbreak, Sars patients, Several participants, Social disruption, Social isolation, Syndrome, Team member, World health organization.
Abstract
In Hong Kong during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak of 2003, sustained uncertainty caused daily stress for residents for > 3 months. Expectant women experienced unexpected social disruption and isolation within their day‐to‐day life that have not been described in their own voice. The purpose of this study was to describe the experiences of women who became mothers during the outbreak and the ways in which these experiences impacted their early post‐partum mothering. A phenomenological research design was chosen. The participants' responses then led the interview process. As the women's experiences had many similarities, saturation was reached after eight interviews. Four themes emerged: living with uncertainty, intense vigilance, isolation, and disrupted expectations. The participants spoke of disrupted daily routines as they tried to eliminate their risk of contracting this disease, including relationship difficulties with their spouse. None of the women had the birth experience they had hoped for because of changes in hospital practices.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1442-2018.2010.00520.x
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