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Nordic fathers’ willingness to participate during pregnancy

13 Mar 2017

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OBJECTIVE: This study aims to illuminate expectant first-time fathers' experiences of participation during pregnancy in three Nordic countries. Background: Fathers' participation in pregnancy is associated with improved health for the family as a whole. Research so far has primarily explored fathers' participation in pregnancy within health care settings. It is important to know more about how fathers today...

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PMID: 29517309
DOI: 10.1080/02646838.2017.1297890

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