Implementation and evaluation of a harm-reduction model for clinical care of substance using pregnant women

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Harm Reduction 100%
• Pregnant Women 61%
• Methamphetamine 29%
• Toxicology 24%
• Pregnancy 22%
• Urine 17%
• Perinatal Care 17%
• Postpartum Depression 16%
• Poverty 13%
• Child Custody 10%
• Addiction Medicine 9%
• Private Facilities 9%
• Referral and Consultation 9%
• Parturition 8%
• Meconium 8%
• Physicians' Offices 8%
• Community Health Centers 8%
• Mothers 8%
• Life Change Events 7%
• Fetal Death 7%
• Family Planning Services 7%
• Social Work 7%
• Pregnancy Complications 7%
• Parenting 7%
• Motor Vehicles 6%
• Opiate Alkaloids 6%
• Child Care 6%
• Cannabis 6%
• Pregnancy Rate 6%
• Twins 6%
• Premature Birth 6%
• Violence 6%
• Spontaneous Abortion 6%
• Contraception 6%
• First Pregnancy Trimester 6%
• Pregnancy Outcome 6%
• Cocaine 6%
• Pre-Eclampsia 6%
• Malnutrition 5%
• Tobacco Products 5%
• Self Report 5%
• Child 5%
• Gestational Age 5%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 5%
• Motivation 5%
• Comorbidity 4%
• Alcohols 4%
• Psychiatry 4%
• Smoking 4%
• Diet 4%
• Delivery of Health Care 3%
• Therapeutics 2%

Social Sciences

• clinical care 96%
• pregnant women 83%
• pregnancy 48%
• evaluation 34%
• addiction 29%
• child custody 26%
• infant 21%
• first trimester abortion 10%
• time of delivery 10%
• self referral 9%
• community health center 9%
• poverty 8%
• comorbidity 7%
• time 6%
• abstraction 6%
• child care 6%
• contraceptive 5%
• smoking 5%
• family planning 5%
• drug use 5%
• mobile social services 5%
• social isolation 5%
• incentive 4%
• alcohol 4%
• physician 4%
• death 4%
• medicine 4%
• health care 4%
• drug 4%
• violence 3%
• present 3%
• history 3%
• resources 2%
• experience 1%