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Insights from women about drinking alcohol during pregnancy: a qualitative research report

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posted on 2024-08-23, 01:23 authored by Research New Zealand

This report discusses the findings of new qualitative research on insights from women about drinking alcohol during pregnancy. The research involved interviews with 24 pregnant women or recent mothers who either held the attitude that it’s not OK to drink at all or it’s OK to drink a little occasionally. Women were asked about: their attitudes and behaviours towards drinking alcohol during pregnancy, factors influencing drinking during pregnancy and the role of influencers (i.e. the people in their lives who provide information, advice and social pressure).

A literature review is also available. It includes:

  • drinking patterns
  • the predictors of alcohol use during pregnancy
  • the impact of socio-demographic factors on drinking during pregnancy
  • women’s knowledge of and attitudes towards drinking during pregnancy
  • primary prevention campaign planning and communication strategies
  • the role of health care providers.

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