Parichehr Sabbaghzadeh Irani, Mahlagha Dehghan, Roghayeh Mehdipour
Iranian nurses' attitudes towards the disclosure of patient safety incidents: a qualitative study
BMJ open
background poor maternal selfrated health healthy women associated adverse neonatal outcomes knowledge selfrated health pregnant women congenital heart disease chd sparse study therefore investigated selfrated health pregnancy women chd factors associated poor selfrated health methods swedish national registers chd pregnancy merged searched primiparous women data selfrated health 600 primiparous women chd 3062 women matched controls analysis performed using descriptive statistics chisquare test logistic regression results women chd equally often rated health poor controls 155 vs 158 p 88 298 vs 268 p 13 pregnancy 188 vs 176 p 46 none factors related heart disease associated poor selfrated health instead factors associated poor selfrated health pregnancy women chd 12 years education 17 95ci 1224 selfreported history psychiatric illness 126 95ci 1434 pregnancy solely selfreported history psychiatric illness 52 95ci 1130 associated poor selfrated health conclusion women chd reported poor selfrated health comparable controls pregnancy factors related heart disease associated poor selfrated health knowledge selfrated health may guide professionals reproductive counselling women chd research required pregnancy affects selfrated health group longterm perspective