20.500.12556/RUL-190649 Izkušnje žensk z ambulantno indukcijo poroda diplomsko delo Women's experiences with outpatient induction of labour diploma work Uvod: Porod je celostni biološki, psihološki in socialni proces,. Na njegov potek pomembno vplivajo psihološki dejavniki in okolje, ki lahko bodisi spodbujajo bodisi zavirajo porod. V sodobnem porodništvu je vse večja prisotnost medikalizacije, kar vključuje rutinske posege, ki lahko vplivajo na porodno izkušnjo. Ambulantna indukcija, ki jo v razvitem svetu uporabljajo pri nizko tveganih nosečnicah, omogoča manj hospitaliziran pristop, bolj individualizirano obravnavo in večjo vlogo ženske pri porodu. Namen: Namen diplomskega dela je analizirati in primerjati izkušnje žensk z ambulantno in bolnišnično indukcijo poroda. Raziskava preučuje vpliv ambulantne indukcije poroda na zadovoljstvo, udobje in porodno izkušnjo žensk ter primerja zaznano varnost, učinkovitost in sprejemljivost obeh oblik obravnave. Metode dela: V diplomskem delu bo izveden pregled literature zadnjega desetletja, osredotočene na ambulantno indukcijo poroda, zorenje materničnega vratu, izkušnje žensk ter zadovoljstvo. Uporabljena bo metoda po PRISMA diagramu. V pregled bodo vključeni le recenzirani članki v angleškem jeziku, pridobljeni iz podatkovnih baz PubMed, Science Direct, CINAHL in Cochrane Library. Rezultati: V pregled literature je bilo vključenih 13 virov. Rezultati pregleda literature kažejo, da je ambulantna indukcija poroda pri skrbno izbranih ženskah z nizko tvegano nosečnostjo primerljivo varna in učinkovita kot bolnišnična obravnava. Ženske so pogosteje poročale o večjem zadovoljstvu, udobju, zasebnosti, občutku nadzora ter podpori partnerja zaradi bivanja v domačem okolju. K pozitivni porodni izkušnji so pomembno prispevali tudi ustrezna informiranost, možnost izbire ter stalna dostopnost zdravstvenih delavcev. Ugotovitve kažejo, da bi ambulantna indukcija poroda ob ustrezni organizaciji lahko predstavljala varno in za ženske sprejemljivo alternativo bolnišnični obravnavi. Razprava in zaključek: Ambulantna indukcija je lahko varna in za mnoge ženske bolj prijetna možnost, vendar le ob ustrezni izbiri žensk, dobri organizaciji in stalni dostopnosti strokovne podpore; predvsem pa mora ostati možnost izbire in ne univerzalna rešitev. Introduction: Childbirth is a complex biological, psychological, and social process. Its course is significantly influenced by psychological factors and the surrounding environment, which may either facilitate or impede the progression of labour. In modern obstetrics, medicalization has become increasingly prevalent, encompassing various routine interventions that may influence women’s childbirth experiences. Outpatient induction of labour, which is implemented in several developed countries for low-risk pregnant women, enables a less medicalized approach to childbirth, more individualized care, and greater involvement of women in decision-making regarding their birth. Purpose: The aim of this thesis is to analyse and compare women’s experiences with outpatient and inpatient induction of labour. The study examines the impact of outpatient induction of labour on women’s satisfaction, comfort, and overall childbirth experience, and compares the perceived safety, effectiveness, and acceptability of both approaches. Methods: A literature review of the past decade focusing on outpatient induction of labour, cervical ripening, women’s experiences, and satisfaction will be conducted in this thesis. The review will follow the PRISMA methodology. Only peer-reviewed articles published in English and retrieved from the databases PubMed, ScienceDirect, CINAHL, and the Cochrane Library will be included. Results: 13 sources were included in the literature review. The results indicate that outpatient induction of labour is comparably safe and effective to inpatient care in carefully selected women with low-risk pregnancies. Women more frequently reported greater satisfaction, comfort, privacy, a sense of control, and partner support due to being able to stay in their home environment. Adequate information, the opportunity to make choices, and continuous accessibility of healthcare professionals also contributed significantly to a positive childbirth experience. The findings suggest that, with appropriate organisation, outpatient induction of labour could represent a safe and acceptable alternative to inpatient care. Discussion and conclusion: Outpatient induction can be a safe and more pleasant option for many women, provided that women are appropriately selected, care is well organised, and continuous access to professional support is ensured. Above all, it should remain a choice rather than a universal solution. diplomska dela babištvo ambulantna obravnava indukcije poroda zorenje materničnega vratu izkušnje porodnic zadovoljstvo diploma theses midwifery induction of labour cervical ripening women's experiences satisfaction true false false [V. 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