Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare

Papers
(The TQCC of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Trauma-informed support after a complicated childbirth – An early intervention to reduce symptoms of post-traumatic stress, fear of childbirth and mental illness28
Editorial Board27
Comment on the study by Aanstad et al. “Intrapartum fetal monitoring practices in Norway: A population-based study”25
A low cesarean section rate is not a reason for overusing CTG20
Optimizing the role of midwives in humanitarian and developmental settings19
Existential aspects of parenthood transition seen from the health professionals’ perspective - an interview and theatre workshop study17
“From hell to healed” – A qualitative study on women’s experience of recovery, relationships and sexuality after severe obstetric perineal injury13
Response to the letter to the editor in response to “Women’s experiences with being pregnant and becoming a new mother during the COVID-19 pandemic”12
Factors associated with contraceptive use among postpartum women with substance use disorder12
Use of external cephalic version for breech presentation at term: A national survey of Norwegian birth units12
Development of a tool to analyse what resources are needed to implement a midwife-led care framework- the MIDWIZE conceptual framework12
Community-based integrated intervention for skilled maternal health care utilization in riverine remote areas, Bangladesh11
Unmet sexual health needs of young men in contemporary society regarding condom use: Qualitative study11
Reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the pregnancy exercise self-efficacy scale11
Optimizing menstrual health and hygiene management in the U.S.: A mixed-methods study of the barriers and the role of healthcare professionals11
Pain Intensity, coping and maternal satisfaction in Low-Risk labouring Women: A prospective descriptive correlational study10
Being a man, but using the body as a woman - Norwegian midwives’ thoughts on providing antenatal care for pregnant transmen10
“Using contraceptives is abandoning our culture”: A qualitative study of contraceptive use among Somali women in Finland10
Factors associated with men’s opinion about female genital mutilation in Ethiopia9
Gestational weight gain in uncomplicated twin pregnancies by pre-pregnancy body mass index9
Associations between cervical dilatation on admission and mode of delivery, a cohort study of Norwegian nulliparous women9
Women’s experiences of being assisted by two midwives during the active second stage of labour: Secondary outcomes from the Oneplus trial8
Correlates of infant mortality in Benshangul-Gumuz regional State, Ethiopia8
Translation and validation of the Swahili version of the Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire version A (W-DEQ-A)8
Norwegian midwives’ experiences with screening for violence in antenatal care – A qualitative study7
The risk of postpartum hemorrhage when lowering the oxytocin dose in planned cesarean section, a pilot study7
The intrauterine device versus oral hormonal methods as emergency contraceptives: A systematic review of recent comparative studies7
How women and providers perceive male partner resistance to contraceptives in Western Kenya: A qualitative study7
Previous negative experiences of healthcare reported by Swedish pregnant women with fear of birth - A mixed method study7
Solo mothers’ by choice experiences during pregnancy and early parenthood: Thoughts and feelings related to maternal health-services6
Midwife Educators’ perceptions of the efficacy of the Objective Structured clinical assessment of life-saving interventions - a qualitative interview study in Bangladesh6
Testing the feasibility of a translated and culturally adapted person-centred training programme in maternal and newborn healthcare in Democratic Republic of Congo: A process evaluation6
Association between quality of antenatal care service utilisation and adverse birth outcomes among adolescent women in 22 Sub-Saharan African countries. A mixed-effects multilevel analysis6
Swedish women’s experiences of menopausal transition: A focus group study6
Exploring barriers and strategies for improving sexual and reproductive health access for young men in Sweden: Insights from healthcare providers in youth clinics6
The association between gynecologic healthcare providers’ sexual health and their comfort discussing their patients’ sexual function6
Barriers to optimal and appropriate use of uterotonics during active labour and for prevention of postpartum haemorrhage in public health care facilities: An exploratory study in five states of India6
Colombian adolescents’ preferences for independently accessing sexual and reproductive health services: A cross-sectional and bioethics analysis6
Disparities in postnatal depression and anxiety screening: Results from a cross sectional survey of Maternal and Child health nurses in Victoria, Australia6
Factors influencing delivery-related complications and their consequences in hard-to-reach areas of Bangladesh6
Exploring the concept of unmet need within sexual and reproductive health in England: A qualitative Delphi exercise6
Understanding male involvement in antenatal care in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania: Barriers, facilitators, and opportunities for engagement6
The vital role of birth centers in modern maternity care5
Workplace intervention among pregnant hospital employees − a cluster randomised trial evaluating sick leave5
“Community members question me and flaunt their children before me”: A call for psychosocial support for women with infertility in Northern Ghana5
Assessment of sexual function before medically assisted procreation: A mixed-methods study among a sample of infertile women and men cared for in a fertility center5
Working conditions for hospital-based maternity and neonatal health care workers during extraordinary situations – A pre-/post COVID-19 pandemic analysis and lessons learned5
The utilization of maternal health services at primary healthcare setting in Southeast Asian Countries: A systematic review of the literature5
A phenomenographic study of midwives’ perceptions of abortion care in Japan5
Investigating the associations between early labour onset symptoms and self-diagnosed labour onset in a cohort study of primiparas5
“The ignored pain” - experiences of encounters with healthcare from the perspective of women with pain persisting after childbirth - a qualitative study5
Condom non-use among adolescents: Prevalence and associated factors among school-going adolescents from 58 countries5
Postpartum hormonal contraceptive use in Denmark during 1997–20215
Alcohol and illicit and non-medical prescription drug use before and during pregnancy in Stockholm, Sweden: A cross-sectional study5
I had to tell to survive“- a cross-sectional study on exposure to intimate partner violence in pregnant women and the importance of screening5
Traveling to California from out of state to receive abortion services at a hospital-based clinic: A qualitative study of people’s experiences5
The importance of patient-centered contraceptive care: Linking provider contraceptive coercion to patient psychological distress and mental well-being5
Factors associated with cesarean delivery in Bangladesh: A multilevel modeling5
The Cisnormative Blindspot Explained: Healthcare Experiences of Trans Men and Non-Binary Persons and the accessibility to inclusive sexual & reproductive Healthcare, an integrative review5
Factors related to delays in obtaining contraception among pregnancy-capable adults in New York state during the COVID-19 pandemic: The CAP study5
Healthcare providers’ experiences of comprehensive emergency obstetric care in Somaliland: An explorative study with focus on cesarean deliveries4
Postnatal quietness - the dilemma of visiting hours. A qualitative interview study with maternity care staff4
Traditional or technological? A cross sectional survey of oral contraceptive reminders in young adults4
“I didn’t want to let go of the dream”: Exploring women’s personal stories of how their low milk supply was discovered4
Home-based postnatal care following early hospital discharge: A descriptive study of the health care service midwife home4
Supporting young women with menstrual pain – Experiences of midwives working at youth clinics4
The impact of caller characteristics on levonorgestrel emergency contraception access in West Virginia community pharmacies4
Exploring fear of childbirth in Kenya through evaluation of the readability of Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire Version A (W-DEQ-A)4
Bearing the burden of spill-over effects: Living with a woman affected by symptomatic pelvic organ prolapse after vaginal birth – from a partner’s perspective4
Family planning practices and women’s impression of the reproductive life plan in Eswatini4
We have almost accepted child spacing. Let's wait on family planning and limiting children': Focus group discussions among young people with tertiary education in Somalia4
Women’s experiences with planned singleton upright breech birth – A phenomenological study4
Perception of coercion during contraceptive counseling among individuals with HIV4
Trends and predictors of the use of unskilled birth attendants among Ethiopian mothers from 2000 to 20164
Legalisation of termination of pregnancy in Ireland and the development of a service between primary and secondary care4
Postpartum contraception usage in immigrants compared with non-immigrants in Buffalo, NY4
Response to O'Shaunghnessy et al4
Attitude towards female circumcision among women in Ethiopia4
Facility-based maternal deaths: Their prevalence, causes and underlying circumstances. A mixed method study from the national referral hospital of Somaliland4
Exposure to violence and associated factors among abortion-seeking women – A multicentre study in Sweden during the Covid-19 pandemic4
Midwives’ action-guiding orientation while attending hospital births – A scoping review4
Contraceptive and pregnancy concerns in the UK during the first COVID-19 lockdown: A rapid study4
Strengthening healthcare delivery in Rwanda: Implementation science training for reproductive health researchers3
Women's experience of infertility & treatment – A silent grief and failed care and support3
Migrant women’s experiences of community-based doula support during labor and childbirth in Sweden. A mixed methods study3
A content analysis of twitter backlash to Georgia’s abortion ban3
How to improve newly qualified midwives’ transition-into-practice. A Delphi study3
Induction of labour as compared with spontaneous labour in low-risk women: A multicenter study in Catalonia3
“Navigating in a maze without a map“. Partners’ experiences of hyperemesis gravidarum- a qualitative study3
Assessing awareness of danger signs of pregnancy and its associated factors among pregnant women in Libya: A cross-sectional study3
Barriers in providing maternal health care services in a mountainous area3
Letter to the editor episiotomy: To cut or to not cut?3
Challenges in using Mental Contrasting with Implementation Intentions (MCII) for preparation for natural birth: A feasibility study3
Trust in provider and stigma during second-trimester abortion3
Antenatal care policy in high-income countries with a universal health system: A scoping review3
War in Ukraine and women's and perinatal health: Correspondence3
On cloud nine? Maternal emotional wellbeing six weeks up to one year postpartum – A cross-sectional study3
Inter-generational impact: Exploring the influence of older sister-in-law’s contraceptive choices on her peer contraception adoption in India3
Termination of pregnancy: Staff knowledge and training3
‘Goodbye and good luck’ Midwifery care to pregnant undocumented migrants in Norway: A qualitative study3
Arabic speaking migrant parents’ perceptions of sex education in Sweden: A qualitative study3
Infertility-related stress, quality of life, and reasons for fertility treatment discontinuation among US women: A secondary analysis of a cross-sectional study3
‘Of course, women will adopt it!’: A qualitative study on the acceptability of medical menstrual regulation in Senegal3
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