Contraception Choice and Compliance Among Mothers with Opioid Addiction: Identifying Barriers to Care

Perceived Benefits and Barriers of Mothers with Premature Infant to Kangaroo Mother Care

Background Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) is an easy and emotional care that can reduce the mortality and morbidity in premature infants, but often the relationship between mother and her newborn is delayed due to some barriers. The aim of this study was to investigate perceived benefits and barriers of mothers in this regard. Materials and Methods: In this descriptive cross-sectional study, 121 mo...

Barriers to Effective Contraception

Disabled Children and Home Exercises: Barriers to Compliance with Recommendations of Therapists

Objective: Family Compliance to therapists’ recommendations on home exercise has an important role in success of rehabilitation programs for disabled children. This study intends to determine barriers to compliance of parents with prescribed home exercises. Materials & Methods: In present survey, parents of all of the 60 disabled children who were receiving occupational therapy, speech thera...

Barriers to childhood immunisation among New Zealand mothers

Parental knowledge of, and attitudes towards, immunisation and the diseases that vaccines protect against are important determinants of a decision to vaccinate children. This study addresses parents’ beliefs and perceptions about childhood immunisation and identifies potential and existing barriers. Focus groups and one-onone interviews were held with New Zealand European and Maori mothers of s...

Identifying barriers to emergency contraception use among young women from various sociocultural groups in British Columbia, Canada.

CONTEXT Despite advances related to the provision of emergency contraception in Canada, particularly the granting of independent prescriptive authority to pharmacists in 2000, little is known about the ways in which women perceive potential barriers to using it. METHODS In 2004, an ethnically diverse sample of 52 women living in Greater Vancouver participated in interviews that were analyzed ...