Evaluation of the Concordance Between the Information Delivered in Antenatal Diagnosis Consultation and Parents Experience After the Birth of Their Infant

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to assess how well the information given to parents during antenatal consultations matches their actual experiences after childbirth. It focuses on mothers who attended a multidisciplinary prenatal diagnosis center and delivered newborns admitted to the hospital's neonatology department between January 2020 and December 2022. The study is observational and evaluates the quality and consistency of information provided during these consultations. Participants in this study completed a 16-item questionnaire that asked about various aspects of their antenatal consultations, including the number and length of visits, the information they received, and the long-term outcomes for their child. This survey was designed to capture the parents' views on the consultation process and their subsequent experiences after birth and hospitalization. Mothers answer questions mostly at the time of hospital discharge or within one week after leaving the hospital. Researchers analyze responses to understand how well initial information corresponds to postnatal reality. The primary outcome focuses on a specific questionnaire item reflecting this concordance. The study involves mothers only, with no additional treatments or interventions, and participation is based on completing the survey and providing feedback about their antenatal care experience.

Quality of Information Provided During Antenatal Consultations