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Journal Article
Complementary medicine products used in pregnancy and lactation and an examination of the information sources accessed pertaining to maternal health literacy: a systematic review of qualitative studies
2018
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* Research article * Open Access * Open Peer Review Complementary medicine products used in pregnancy and lactation and an examination of the information sources accessed pertaining to maternal health literacy: a systematic review of qualitative studies * Larisa Ariadne Justine Barnes1, 2Email authorView ORCID ID profile, * Lesley Barclay2, 3, * Kirsten McCaffery4 and * Parisa Aslani5 BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine2018 18:229 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12906-018-2283-9 © The Author(s). First Nations’ concepts of holism also encompass social and cultural connections to Land, Elders, and Nation, and views political, cultural and social determinants of health as interconnected [19–21]. [...]the knowledge, skills and confidence a woman has will influence the health care choices she makes whilst pregnant and breastfeeding. The objectives of this systematic review were to determine what sources of information on complementary and alternative medicine products (CMPs) have been described in the literature from a range of countries, and are used in pregnancy and lactation for the benefit of the mother, the pregnancy, child and/or the breastfeeding process.
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Australian Traditional-Medicine Society,Springer Nature B.V
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