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Öğe Bibliometrics and Visual Analysis of the Research Status and Trends of Breastfeeding in Turkey(Aves, 2023) Ucar, Tuba; Celik, Osman Tayyar; Baransel, Esra Sabanci; Barut, SumeyyeObjective: The long- and short-term benefits of breastfeeding for mothers and infants are known, and the number of studies on this subject is increasing daily. This study aimed to reveal current research trends, hotspots, and future frontiers in research on breastfeeding in Turkey. Materials and Methods: The most productive institutions, influential authors, the journals with the most publications by the authors, core research teams, and keywords in Turkey in the field of breastfeeding were analyzed using bibliometric methods. Additionally, breastfeeding-related articles published in the Web of Science Core Collection between 1980 and 2022 were scanned. The collected data were analyzed with the R Bibliometrix package program and VOSviewer. Results: It was determined that research on breastfeeding has accelerated since 2004, and the number of citations has increased with the number of publications. The fields of most productive writers in the area were found as social pediatrics, and the most influential institutions were Istanbul University and Hacettepe University. It was determined that there was no specialization in research on breastfeeding among authors distributed based on their productivity. The results also revealed the most influential articles and journals. The word analysis revealed that the breastfeeding literature in Turkey is sensitive to current developments, whereas the current status of breastfeeding, the factors affecting breastfeeding, and the effects of breastfeeding are the top areas of research. It was observed that maternal attachment and coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic-related issues have been studied more in recent years. Conclusion: This bibliometric analysis contributes to understanding the current status and development of breastfeeding research in Turkey.Öğe Comparison of pregnant women's anxiety, depression and birth satisfaction based, on their traumatic childbirth perceptions(Taylor & Francis Inc, 2022) Barut, Sumeyye; Ucar, Tuba; Yilmaz, Ayse NurThis study was conducted to identify and compare pregnant women's anxiety, depression, and birth satisfaction levels based on their traumatic childbirth perceptions. This study used a cross-sectional design. The data were collected at two stages, namely, the prenatal and postpartum stages. First, the Traumatic Childbirth Perception Scale, the Beck Anxiety Inventory, and the Beck Depression Inventory were applied to the pregnant women. Next, in the postpartum period, the Childbirth Information Form and the Birth Satisfaction Scale-Revised were applied. It was found that the participants with high levels of traumatic childbirth perception had higher mean anxiety and depressive symptom scores (26.13 +/- 11.30 and 16.16 +/- 9.02, respectively), whereas the participants with low levels of traumatic childbirth perception had a higher mean birth satisfaction score (17.50 +/- 4.91). The findings indicated that high levels of traumatic childbirth perception may lead to have anxiety and depression, while low levels of traumatic childbirth perception may enhance their birth satisfaction. IMPACT STATEMENT What is already known on this subject? In the literature, it is stated that the perception of a traumatic birth can lead to permanent or long-term negative consequences in women's lives, negatively affecting their future health, subsequent birth experiences, and family relationships. What do the results of this study add? In this study, 37.7% of the participants were found to have high levels of traumatic childbirth perception. It was determined that the anxiety and depression levels of the participants with high levels of perception of traumatic birth were higher, and the levels of birth satisfaction were higher in the pregnant women with low levels of perception of traumatic birth. The results indicated that severe depressive symptoms, severe anxiety, and low levels of birth satisfaction were likely to raise traumatic childbirth perception levels in pregnant women. What are the implications of these findings for clinical practice and/or further research? The care to be given under the leadership of midwifery professionals is important in terms of reducing pregnant women's perceptions of a traumatic birth, anxiety, and depression levels and increasing their levels of birth satisfaction.Öğe Effects of motivational interviews on childbirth perceptions and childbirthself-efficacy in nulliparous pregnant women: a randomised-controlled trial(Routledge Journals, Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2023) Barut, Sumeyye; Ucar, TubaBackground Motivational interviews (MI) may change the perspective of birth in pregnant women by changing their negative thoughts and increasing their self-efficacy. Objective This study was conducted to identify the effects of MI on childbirth perceptions and childbirth self-efficacy in nulliparous pregnant women who had traumatic childbirth perceptions. Methodology The research was carried out as a randomised-controlled trial with 166 pregnant women, including 83 experimental group and 83 control group. In the collection of data, the Traumatic Childbirth Perception Scale (TCPS) and the Childbirth Self-Efficacy Inventory (CSEI-C32) were utilised. Four sessions of MI were held with the pregnant women in the experimental group at weekly intervals whereas no initiative was applied to the pregnant women in the control group. Results As per the measurements performed after the MI held with the experimental group, it was found that the experimental group had a significantly lower mean TCPS score than the control group (p < 0.001). The experimental group also had a significantly higher mean CSEI-C32 score than the control group (p < 0.001). Conclusion MI can be effective in reducing the traumatic childbirth perceptions and increasing childbirth self-efficacy. However, further research is required to assess the effectiveness MI on traumatic birth perception and self-efficacy.Öğe Evaluation of the ways of coping with stress and the personality traits in women exposed to violence: A comparative study(Wiley, 2022) Barut, Sumeyye; Guney, Esra; Ucar, TubaPurpose To determine the stress-coping methods and personality traits of the women who were exposed to violence. Design and Methods This cross-sectional study was conducted by using a web-based online survey with 1242 women in Turkey. Findings Women who were exposed to violence used mostly emotional strategies in coping with stress. The women's personality traits did not affect whether they were victims of the violence. Practice Implications It is necessary to take initiatives to encourage the use of effective methods in coping with stress. Other studies should be conducted to determine the personality traits of women exposed to violence.Öğe Use of Spiritually Framed Information Messages to Improve Cancer Screening(Elsevier Science Inc, 2023) Baransel, Esra Sabanci; Barut, SumeyyeThis study aimed to determine the effect of spiritually framed information messages on breast and cervical cancer screening tests participation plans and self-efficacy levels in Turkish Muslim women. This study was conducted as a randomized controlled trial with 3 treatment groups. Each group consisted of 335 women. Study findings suggest that spiritually framed information messages on breast and cervical cancer screening tests can elicit positive thoughts on cancer self-efficacy and participation in breast and cervical cancer early screening tests.(c) 2023 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
