From: Maternal near miss, the voices of health service survivors: a metasynthesis
Initial codes | Intermediate codes | Final codes |
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Impaired perception of obstetric risk symptoms | Low perception of the severity of the clinical condition during pregnancy | Factors associated with delay in seeking health care |
Low reading literacy | ||
Difficulty in understanding the guidelines of health professionals | ||
Self-attitude | Personal values | |
Perception about the services | ||
Religious belief that something will solve the problem | ||
Restrictions and financial costs | Limitations in access to the health services | |
Absence of health insurance | ||
Perception about the services | ||
Access to health services/transportation barriers | ||
Physical injuries | Immediate experiences related to MNM | Repercussions of maternal near miss |
Feeling of imminent death | ||
Psychological stress | ||
Suffering from being separated from the baby | ||
Post-traumatic stress, mood changes, depression | Biopsychosocial impacts associated with long-term MNM | |
Sexual and reproductive health Social relationships | ||
Inadequate communication from healthcare teams | Health Care Network | Structural and organizational factors of the health care network |
Lack of professional qualification to recognize MNM episodes | ||
Failures in prenatal care | ||
Infrastructure deficiency in health services | ||
Deregulation of means of transport | ||
Disqualification of women’s discomfort | Attitudinal factors of the professional | |
Discrimination | ||
Occurrence of obstetric violence |