Studija determinanti zdravstvenog statusa i kvaliteta života u trudnoći
Study of determinants of health status and quality of life in pregnancy
Author
Dotlić, Jelena R.Mentor
Pekmezović, Tatjana
Committee members
Terzić, MilanŠipetić-Grujičić, Sandra

Kesić, Vesna
Pantović, Vesna

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Populacija trudnica predstavlja važan segment svakog društva. Iako kratkotrajna, trudnoća
utiče na promenu života trudnice, ali menja i budući život žene koja postaje majka. Medicinski
klasifikovana u fiziološka stanja, trudnoća zdravih žena je, međutim, normalno praćena
promenjenom morfologijom i funkcijom mnogih organa i organskih sistema. Zavisno od
psihofizičkog stanja i uslova života i rada adaptacija na ove promene je različita i specifična u
populaciji trudnica. Promene kvaliteta života trudnice se neminovno odražavaju kako na život
njenog partnera i članova porodice tako i na radnu sredinu. Činjenica da bi veliki broj različitih
faktora mogao uticati na zdravstveni status i kvalitet života trudnica, uslovljava potrebu za
multidisciplinarnim pristupom i primenom različitih mernih instrumenata i parametara za
ispitivanje ove populacije. Imajući u vidu dostupne literaturne podatke, jasno se uočava da do sada
nije poklanjana dovoljna pažnja proceni kvaliteta života u populaciji tru...dnica. Nema dostupnih
specifičnih mernih isnstrumenata za ispitivanje globalnog kvaliteta života povezanog sa zdravljem
(HRQoL) tokom trudnoće, kao ni sveobuhvatnih studija koje bi dale potpuniju sliku.
CILJ
Ciljevi ove studije bili su:
a) Razvoj i validacija originalno formirane Skale simptoma trudnoće.
b) Procena veličine uzorka potrebnog za istraživanje.
c) Procena kvaliteta života povezanog sa zdravljem tokom trudnoće u ispitivanom uzorku.
d) Poređenje kvaliteta života povezanog sa zdravljem kod ispitanica kod kojih su postojala
patološka stanja u trudnoći i kod ispitanica sa fiziološkom trudnoćom.
e) Određivanje potencijalnih prediktora zdravlja i kvaliteta života u trudnoći iz domena
demografskih, kliničkih, socijalnih i bihevioralnih faktora...
The pregnant women population represents an important segment of every society.
Although of short duration, pregnancy makes changes in a pregnant woman’s life and,
additionally, in the future life of a woman who is becoming a mother. Medically classified as a
physiological condition, the healthy women pregnancy is, however, normally followed by changes
in morphology and function of many organs and organic systems. Depending on psychological
and physical status as well as living and work conditions, the adaptation to such changes is
different and specific within pregnant women population. The changes in the quality of life of a
pregnant woman inevitably reflect both on the life of her partner and family members, as well as
on her work environment. It is the fact, that a large number of different factors could have an
impact on the health status and the quality of a pregnant woman’s life and accordingly, a
multidisciplinary approach and application of different measurement instruments an...d parameters
are needed for the investigation of this population. Having in view the data from available
literature, it is quite clear that, up to now, not enough attention has been paid to the assessment of
the quality of life of pregnant women population. There are no available specific measurement
instruments for the investigation of global health-related quality of life (HRQoL) during
pregnancy, nor any comprehensive studies which could provide more detailed picture.
OBJECTIVE
The objectives of this study were:
a) Development and validation of the originally created Pregnancy Symptoms Scale.
b) Assessment of the sample size needed for the study.
c) Assessment of the health related quality of life during pregnancy in the investigated
sample.
d) Comparison of health related quality of life among the subjects where pathological
conditions existed during pregnancy and subjects with physiological pregnancy.
e) Determination of potential predictors of health and quality of life during pregnancy in the domain of demographic, clinical, social and behavioural factors...