Men's experiences during their partner's first pregnancy: a grounded theory analysis.
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Summary
The findings have implications for clinical and educational services as they show that most men were alienated by the manner in which information was presented and that services focused on their partner's labour and the birth of the child and neglected their greatest concerns.
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- article
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- 1996-01-01
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Keywords
Grounded theory, Ambivalence, Narrative, Psychology, Narrative inquiry
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