Clinical Trial: The Experience of Fathers and Mothers in Relation to the Presence of the Father at the Birth in the Case of a Planned Caesarean Section: a Qualitative Phenomenological Study

U.S., Sept. 4 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07152743) titled 'The Experience of Fathers and Mothers in Relation to the Presence of the Father at the Birth in the Case of a Planned Caesarean Section: a Qualitative Phenomenological Study' on Aug. 26.

Brief Summary: Pregnancy and childbirth represent a crucial transition for couples, involving significant psychological and emotional adaptation. The World Health Organization recommends that all women have the possibility to be accompanied by a support person of their choice during labor and birth. The presence of a trusted companion can provide emotional reassurance, improve communication with health professionals, and support non-pharmacological ...