Excerpt from Maternity and Infant Care: In Two Rural Counties in Wisconsin
The survey made in Wisconsin, like that in Kansas,1 covers two main topics: The conditions affecting the health of the childbearing mother - the general living conditions of the family, the work done by the' mother, and the care she received during pregnancy and at the time of confinement; and the care - especially the feeding - and survival of the babies. Throughout these rural surveys, the chief aim has been to give a picture of the district studied, rather than to indicate any connection between certain conditions and the infant mortality rate.
The information upon which the report is based was secured by the bureau's agents through personal interviews with mothers (or, in cases where for some reason the mothers could not be seen, with their near relatives) who had borne children within the two years preceding the survey, and who, when those children were born, were living in the territory covered. As the first step in finding families where there had been births,' the names of the parents were copied from the birth certificates of this territory for the designated period. Secondly, a canvass was made in each district to find additional un registered births. In nearly all cases the information was given by the mother herself. The mothers interviewed were appreciative of the Object of the inquiry and answered the many personal questions with generous frankness.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book examines the disheartening conditions affecting the health of mothers and infants during childbirth in rural areas of Wisconsin. It explores the challenges faced by rural mothers, including isolation, poverty, and lack of access to adequate medical care. The author sheds light on the prevalence of midwives, especially in communities with large immigrant populations. Despite the efforts of these midwives, the infant and maternal mortality rates in these areas remained high, particularly due to preventable complications arising from inadequate prenatal and postnatal care. The book highlights the urgent need for improved access to healthcare services, skilled professionals, and public health measures to ensure the wellbeing of rural mothers and their babies. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781331259008_0
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