A qualitative analysis of adolescent motherhood within the broader family context in Peru.
A qualitative analysis of adolescent motherhood within the broader family context in Peru.
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对秘鲁更广泛家庭背景下青少年母亲身份的定性分析。
DOI：
10.1111/fare.12904
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发表时间：
2024
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影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Becker,AnneE
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作者：
Levey,ElizabethJ;Rodriguez,AlejandraEMorfín;Chang,AndrewR;Rondon,MartaB;Sanchez,MariaLuisaJimenez;Harrison,AlexandraM;Gelaye,Bizu;Becker,AnneE
本研究的目的是描述青少年怀孕对家庭的影响，并描述青少年母亲及其婴儿的需求，以评估是否需要干预，并确定潜在的干预targets.BackgroundAdolescent母亲及其后代面临的心理健康问题的风险增加。青少年母亲及其家庭也面临着严重的资源限制; 95%的青少年母亲生活在低收入和中等收入国家。成本效益的干预措施，以改善这一弱势群体的成果。MethodThis定性研究在利马，秘鲁，包括四个临床医生的焦点小组和18个深入访谈与青少年母亲和他们的家庭成员。数据按主题进行编码，并采用直接内容分析。ResultsThe study identified the following issues facing adolescent parents：过渡到父母，需要家庭支持，难以获得支持，家庭成员提供支持的困难，以及关于责任和青少年自主权的想法。这些调查结果表明，需要采取干预措施，让家庭参与进来，消除获得支持的障碍，包括关系冲突和对责任和自主权的不同信念。ImplicationsInterventions需要动员家庭支持的中低收入国家的青少年母亲。照顾这些患者的临床医生需要了解他们的家庭背景和他们执业的可用资源。
ObjectiveThe purpose of this study was to characterize the impact of adolescent pregnancy on families and describe the needs of adolescent mothers and their infants in order to assess the need for intervention and identify potential intervention targets.BackgroundAdolescent mothers and their offspring face an increased risk of mental health problems. Adolescent mothers and their families also face significant resource constraints; 95% live in low‐ and middle‐income countries (LMICs). Cost‐effective interventions are needed to improve outcomes for this vulnerable group.MethodThis qualitative study conducted in Lima, Peru, consisted of four clinician focus groups and 18 in‐depth interviews with adolescent mothers and their family members. Data were coded thematically, and direct content analysis was employed.ResultsThe study identified the following issues facing adolescent parents: the transition to parenthood, the need for family support, difficulty accessing support, the difficulty for family members of providing support, and ideas about responsibility and adolescent autonomy.ConclusionOverall, these findings demonstrate the need for interventions that engage families and address barriers to accessing support, including relationship conflict and differing beliefs about responsibility and autonomy.ImplicationsInterventions are needed for adolescent mothers in LMICs that mobilize family support. Clinicians who care for these patients need to be aware of the family context and the resources available where they practice.