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Vollständiger Titel
RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA
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Verlag
FrancoAngeli
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ISSN
1972-5620 (Online-Zeitschrift)
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Nummer der Ausgabe
2
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Andere Beschreibung der Ausgabe
2
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Erscheinungsdatum der Ausgabe
2025
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Vollständiger Titel
Oltre la pandemia da COVID-19: uno studio qualitativo sull'esperienza delle neomamme
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Von (Autor)
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Erste Seite
37
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Letzte Seite
56
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Sprache des Textes
Italienisch
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Erscheinungsdatum
2026/02
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Copyright
2025 FrancoAngeli srl
Abstract/Hauptbeschreibung
La pandemia globale di COVID-19 ha rimodellato drasticamente la nostra società, imponendo quarantene e restrizioni sociali e ha minacciato gravemente la salute fisica e psicologica, soprattutto dei segmenti di popolazione a rischio, tra cui le donne in gravidanza. Questo studio si propone di esplorare l'esperienza di transizione alla genitorialità tra le neomamme che hanno vissuto il concepimento e la gestazione durante la pandemia, al fine di delineare possibili percorsi di sostegno e cura a partire dai bisogni che durante l'emergenza sanitaria sono emersi in modo particolarmente evidente. Lo studio applica un approccio qualitativo e comprende 40 donne, intervistate durante il ricovero ospedaliero 24-48 ore dopo il parto. Le interviste sono state registrate e trascritte testualmente. È stata eseguita l'analisi tematica dei trascritti tramite software NVivo. Sono stati individuati sei temi, con relativi sottotemi: "Esperienze emotive", "Cambiamenti pre-post gravidanza", "Risorse", "Limiti e difficoltà", "Cambiamenti pre-post pandemia" e "Aspettative per il futuro".Alcuni vissuti riportati dalle donne sono sembrati essere universali, essendo tipici dell'esperienza di maternità, mentre altri sono stati specifici e contestualizzati nello scenario pandemico. Portare a termine una gravidanza e dare alla luce un bambino abbraccia l'intera gamma di esperienze, comprese quelle non pianificate in quanto dipendenti dal contesto. La paura di non farcela fisicamente e psicologicamente fa parte del processo di crescita normativo, tuttavia la pandemia ha plasmato in modo specifico questa esperienza. Gli operatori sanitari dovrebbero prestare attenzione alle esperienze delle donne che hanno affrontato la gravidanza e il parto durante la pandemia al fine di identificare i bisogni delle puerpere e delineare possibili prospettive per il miglioramento dell'attuale presa in carico.
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