Marzia Lommi, Simona Ricci, Dhurata Ivziku, Lucia Filomeno, Sondra Badolamenti, Ippolito Notarnicola, Alessandro Stievano, Gennaro Rocco, Roberto Latina, Noemi Giannetta, Giuliana Covelli, Gaetano Romigi, Gianluca Pozzuoli, Davide Bove, Barbara Porcelli
Factors Influencing Generation Z Bachelor of Nursing Students' Decision to Choose Nursing as a Career: A Pilot Study
SAGE open nursing
background paper describes circumstances contemporary young mothers children nationally representative sample compares circumstances mothers delayed childbearing beyond age 20 methods participants members environmental risk erisk longitudinal twin study follows epidemiological sample 1116 women became mothers england wales 199495 children contains oversample young mothers home visits conducted children aged 5 years data collected mothers via interviews children via experimental tasks observations teachers via postal questionnaires results young mothers encountered socioeconomic deprivation significantly less human social capital experienced mental health difficulties partners less reliable supportive economically emotionally antisocial abusive children young mothers showed reduced educational attainment rated multiple informants emotional behavioural problems increased risk maltreatment harm showed higher rates illnesses accidents injuries conclusions young mothers today face difficulties known longlasting effects women children preventions target young mothers may reduce harm physical health mental health social status future generations