Search Results - "Lindblad, Victoria"

Discharge time after birth is associated with parity – A retrospective cohort study by Lindblad, Victoria, Kragholm, Kristian Hay, Eidhammer, Anya, Melgaard, Dorte

“…All healthy mothers with uncomplicated births are recommended to be discharged directly from the labour ward a few hours after birth as a change in practice in…”
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From illness to inactivity: Exploring the influence of physical diseases on youth Not in Education, Employment, or Training status in Europe: A systematic literature review by Lindblad, Victoria, Kragholm, Kristian Hay, Gaardsted, Pernille Skou, Hansen, Line Elise Møller, Lauritzen, Fie Falk, Melgaard, Dorte

“…In 2010, 33% of young Europeans (ages 15-29) were Not in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET), rising to 40 million by 2015. Those with disabilities or…”
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Do women's perceptions of their childbirth experiences change over time? A six-week follow-up study in a Danish population by Lyngbye, Kristine, Melgaard, Dorte, Lindblad, Victoria, Kragholm, Kristian Hay, Eidhammer, Anya, Westmark, Signe, Maimburg, Rikke Damkjær

“…OBJECTIVETo evaluate how women's perception of the childbirth experience developed during the postpartum period. The secondary aim was to explore how selected…”
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Beyond the mind: Understanding the influence of mental health on youth NEET status in Europe—A systematic literature review by Lindblad, Victoria, Ravn, Rasmus L., Gaardsted, Pernille S., Hansen, Line E. M., Lauritzen, Fie F., Melgaard, Dorte

“…Introduction In the fields of labor market and education research, there is a vast interest in mental health factors affecting unsuccessful school‐to‐work…”
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Early discharge of first-time parents and their newborn: A scoping review by Lindblad, Victoria, Gaardsted, Pernille, Melgaard, Dorte

“…INTRODUCTIONThis scoping review aims to identify the evidence and the factors influencing the outcomes of early discharge of both healthy first-time mothers…”
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Primiparous women differ from multiparous women after early discharge regarding breastfeeding, anxiety, and insecurity: A prospective cohort study by Lindblad, Victoria, Melgaard, Dorte, Jensen, Kristine L, Eidhammer, Anya, Westmark, Signe, Kragholm, Kristian H, Gommesen, Ditte

“…Breastfeeding and factors influencing breastfeeding are essential when considering the association between parity and neonatal and maternal morbidity risks…”
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