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Hebamme 2023; 36(01): 18-23
DOI: 10.1055/a-1990-6043
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Geburtsvorbereitung

Geburtsvorbereitung im Kontext von Mythos und Evidenz

Kirstin Büthe
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Cornelia Schwenger-Fink
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Himbeerblättertee, Dammmassage, Heublumenauflage – wenn es um die Vorbereitung der Geburt geht, erhalten Schwangere oft Empfehlungen, die aus dem Erfahrungsschatz von Hebammen stammen. Doch für manche dieser Maßnahmen fehlen wissenschaftliche Nachweise, die ihre Wirksamkeit eindeutig belegen. Die Autorinnen dieses Artikels haben eine Literaturrecherche durchgeführt, um gängige Empfehlungen hinsichtlich ihrer Evidenzlage zu überprüfen.



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