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Syftet med denna systematiska litteraturstudie var att beskriva mödrars upplevelse av tidig hemgång efter förlossning i Sverige. Artikelsökning gjordes i databaserna Elin@Dalarna, PubMed, Blackwell Synergy och SveMed+. Studierna skulle vara vetenskapliga och gjorda i Sverige. Kvalitativa och kvantitativa granskningsmallar användes vid kvalitetsanalysen av artiklarna. Totalt ingick 15 artiklar. I resultatet framkom att upplevelsen av tidig hemgång påverkades av möjligheten att själv kunna välja tidpunkten för sin hemgång. De kvinnor som själva valt en tidig hemgång var oftast nöjda i jämförelse med de som ej fått välja. En känsla av trygghet och självförtroende i att kunna ta hand om sitt barn visade sig också vara avgörande för en positiv upplevelse. Samhörigheten inom familjen och stödet från partnern angavs av många som viktigt. En positiv och stödjande attityd från personalen både på BB och i hemmet skapade en känsla av trygghet hos föräldrarna. Behovet av professionellt stöd var de första dagarna i hemmet stort och att kunna få stöd av någon när som helst på dygnet ökade känslan av trygghet. Tidig hemgång efter förlossningen har således visat sig vara bra för de kvinnor som själva önskar det, under förutsättning att tillräckligt stöd finns från vårdpersonalen.

Syfte: Att undersöka mammors behov av kunskapsmässigt, emotionellt och socialt stöd under barnets första år samt identifiera vilka stödgivande aktörer kvinnorna upplever är viktigast. Metod: Deskriptiv tvärsnittstudie. Sjuttio mammor som besökte någon av sex kommunala öppna förskolor i Uppsala läns landsting svarade på en enkät om deras behov av stöd. Resultat: Hälso- och sjukvården var den viktigaste aktören för många av mammorna som sökte informationsstöd. Studien visade att alla mammorna inte fått det kunskapsstöd de önskade. Socialt stöd och emotionellt stöd var viktigt för nästan alla mammor och många efterfrågade emotionellt stöd från hälso- och sjukvården. Mammornas behov var relaterat till deras ålder, och även i viss utsträckning utbildning och sysselsättning. Slutsats: Om BVC-sjuksköterskor och annan vårdpersonal som möter mammor med barn under ett år, ser till helheten i deras situation genom att erbjuda såväl kunskapsstöd som emotionellt stöd kan de bidra till att skapa långsiktigt nöjda och trygga mödrar. / Aim: To explore mother's needs in terms of knowledge, emotional and social support during the baby’s first year and to identify what support giving conductors the women feel important. Method: Descriptive cross-sectional study. Seventy mothers who visited one of six municipal open pre-schools in Uppsala County Council responded to a questionnaire about their support needs. Results: Health care was the main conductor for many of the mothers who sought information support. The study showed that not all mothers have got the knowledge support they wished. Social support and emotional support was important most mothers, and many sought emotional support from health care. Mothers' needs were related to their age, and also to some extent, education and employment. Conclusion: If child health nurses and other health care professionals, who encounter mothers with children under the age of one year, see the whole picture of their situation by offering both knowledge and emotional support, they can help create satisfied and secure mothers in the long term.

<p><p>Aim: To examine how midwives describe good and safe postpartum care of mothers with infants in neonatal care, and which prerequisites and obstacles they see to giving good and safe care while minimizing time of separation. Method: Semi structured qualitative interviews with ten midwives at two maternity wards in Uppsala. The interviews were recorded, transcribed verbatim and processed by manifest analysis. Results: Three categories were identified, <em>Good and safe care, Organization as an obstacle </em>and <em>The midwife role.</em> Good and safe postpartum care of mothers with infants in neonatal care required knowledge, appropriate equipment, good guidelines, possibility to see the mother, contact between mother and infant and good collaboration between the maternity and neonatal wards. This collaboration was insufficient. Organizational obstacles were shortage of staff, lack of guidelines and the distance between the wards. The midwives thought that integrated care of mother and child would be optimal, or at least a midwife responsible for the mother at the neonatal ward and a pediatric nurse on the maternity ward. The midwife saw herself as the woman's advocate who perceives the family as a whole. Being responsible for the mother´s care, their dilemma was how to prioritize between medical safety and encouraging her to stay with her infant. Conclusions: This is a topic that midwives are committed to. It causes frustration and feelings of insufficiency, but also of being important and capable of making a difference. Many thoughts about how the nursing care functions and should be provided were found. Many improvements are needed, organizational improvements as well as an increased collaboration between the departments are desired.<strong> </strong></p></p><p> </p>

Aim: To examine how midwives describe good and safe postpartum care of mothers with infants in neonatal care, and which prerequisites and obstacles they see to giving good and safe care while minimizing time of separation. Method: Semi structured qualitative interviews with ten midwives at two maternity wards in Uppsala. The interviews were recorded, transcribed verbatim and processed by manifest analysis. Results: Three categories were identified, Good and safe care, Organization as an obstacle and The midwife role. Good and safe postpartum care of mothers with infants in neonatal care required knowledge, appropriate equipment, good guidelines, possibility to see the mother, contact between mother and infant and good collaboration between the maternity and neonatal wards. This collaboration was insufficient. Organizational obstacles were shortage of staff, lack of guidelines and the distance between the wards. The midwives thought that integrated care of mother and child would be optimal, or at least a midwife responsible for the mother at the neonatal ward and a pediatric nurse on the maternity ward. The midwife saw herself as the woman's advocate who perceives the family as a whole. Being responsible for the mother´s care, their dilemma was how to prioritize between medical safety and encouraging her to stay with her infant. Conclusions: This is a topic that midwives are committed to. It causes frustration and feelings of insufficiency, but also of being important and capable of making a difference. Many thoughts about how the nursing care functions and should be provided were found. Many improvements are needed, organizational improvements as well as an increased collaboration between the departments are desired.