COVID-19 Related Anxiety and Concerns Expressed by Pregnant and Postpartum Women- a Survey Among Obstetricians
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This paper from India describes anxieties that pregnant and postpartum women reported to obstetricians during the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the 118 obstetricians who responded to an online survey, most had been contacted for concerns about hospital visits (72.65%), methods of protection (60.17%), the safety of the infant (52.14%); anxieties related to social media messages (40.68%), contracting the infection (39.83%). Obstetricians felt the need for resources such as videos, websites and counselling skills to handle COVID related anxiety among perinatal women.
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