Qualitative Health Research · 1996 · 22 citations · 17 references
Public HealthEthnic StudiesMaternal HealthBlack Feminist StudiesMaternal Health DisparitiesWomen's HealthBlack Women's HealthMaternal Health PromotionPostpartum CarePsychosocial SupportSocial SupportSocial-emotional InterventionAfrican American Women's HealthCommunity-based Maternal HealthFamily Support During PregnancyFamily Support In PregnancyMaternal Health SupportPregnancy ExperiencesPsychosocial TreatmentSocial Isolation Intervention
The purpose of this feminist qualitative study was the development of a psychosocial intervention to reduce the number of low birthweight babies among lower income, socially isolated, pregnant, African American women. Using data from both group and individual interviews, we constructed a series of interactive sessions. The focus of these sessions was skill building, both to develop self-esteem and to access social support; and acknowledgment of the pregnant women's lives and experiences.
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