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2. Emmet, Shaw, Montgomery, Murphy, Nursing
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To explore women's experiences of decision-making about mode of delivery after previous CS
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Qualitative study
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21 women with a previous CS
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M:36
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Framework approach
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12 planned a VBAC, 9 planned a CS
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The participants home
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Two city hospitals England and Scotland
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13. McGrath, Phillips, Vaughan
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To explore the decision-process from the mothers' perspective with regard to subsequent birth choice for women who had previously been delivered by CS
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Descriptive phenomenology
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4 women who had a VBAC
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M:34
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Nursing
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Van Manen
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Locations of the participants' choice 6-8 weeks post partum
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Australia
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18. Phillips, McGrath, Vaughan
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The reasons motivating women to try for a VBAC from the perspective of women
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Descriptive phenomenology
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4 women who had a VBAC
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M:35
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Nursing
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Van Manen
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Locations of the participants’ choice 6-8 weeks post partum
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Australia
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19. Fenwick, Gamble Hauck Midwifery
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Explore and describe the childbirth expectations knowledge, beliefs and attitudes of women who have experienced a CS and would prefer a VBAC in subsequent pregnancy
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Thematic analysis
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35 women recruited from 157 respondents; 24 who attempted a vaginal birth and 11 who would choose this in a subsequent pregnancy
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M:36
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Australia
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20. Meddings, Phipps
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The lived experience of women who elected to attempt a vaginal birth following a previous CS
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Phenomenological method
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8 women recruited via community
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M:31
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Haith-Cooper, Haigh Nursing
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Pregnancy 34 weeks and 6 weeks after birth
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Participants' own home UK
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29. McGrath, Phillips
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The focus is on women who valued a vaginal birth who delivered by CS
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Descriptive phenomenology
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8 women who valued a vaginal delivery but who delivered by CS
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M:34
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Vaughan
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Locations of the participants' choice
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Nursing
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6-8 weeks post partum
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Australia
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30. Goodhall, McVittie,
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Explore mother's perceptions of the influence of health professionals (GP, midwives, and consultants) on decisions as to mode of delivery of second children, following a previous CS.
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Interpretative phenomenology
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10 pregnant women (medium gestation of 32 weeks) recruited via Edinburgh
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M:32
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Magil
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Psychology
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National Childbirth Trust and personal contacts
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Interviewee's home
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UK
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31. Ridley, Davis
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Discover what influences women in the decision to deliver via VBAC
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Descriptive qualitative method
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4 women delivered via VBAC
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M:35
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Bright, Sinclair
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2-4 months post partum
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Nursing
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Postpartum unit in a hospital
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