Robin van Kessel, Brian Li Han Wong, Ivan Rubinić, Ella O'Nuallain, Katarzyna Czabanowska
Is Europe prepared to go digital? making the case for developing digital capacity: An exploratory analysis of Eurostat survey data
PLOS digital health
aim study examine interaction multitude socioeconomic lifestyle environmental psychosocial birth related determinants effect maternal health four weeks delivery used data german birth cohort study kunokids health study social determinants well selfrated maternal health physical mental health status mothers indicated means sf12questionnaire assessed standardized questionnaires personal interviews right delivery four weeks later linear regression models calculated determine relationship influencing factors health outcomes 1428 women included analysis maternal selfrated health showed significant positive associations breastfeeding b regression coefficient 267 086448 95 confidence interval estimating ones child rather healthy b 027 019034 negative associations social emotional strains b 350 511 188 obesity b 256 469 042 experienced csection b 173 323 023 positive history somatic diseases b 214 353 074 parental stress b 039 066 011 education ten years b 242 395 090 maternal physical health status showed significant negative associations age b 013 025 001 employment maternity leave b 190 359 021 social emotional strains b 150 267 034 parental stress b 028 045 012 csection b 406 512 299 first child b 203 309 097 history somatic diseases b 200 299 101 maternal mental health status showed significant positive associations education 10 years b 227 098356 high level social support b 120 006234 social emotional strains b 416 548 284 parental stress b 070 092 047 negatively associated identified important protective factors maternal health four weeks delivery high level social support however parental stress social emotional strains particular seem negative influence maternal health findings public health relevance