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Journal of The Korean Society of Maternal and Child Health 2007;11(1):78-85.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21896/jksmch.2007.11.1.78    Published online January 31, 2007.
Breast Feeding Rate and Related Factors in Busan
엄길란1, 김희영1, 손혜숙2
1인제대
2인제대학교
부산지역의 모유수유 실태 및 관련요인
엄길란1, 김희영1, 손혜숙2
1인제대
2인제대학교
Abstract
Objectives
To suggest the methods inducing breast feeding, the rate of breast feeding and the factors related to breast feeding were observed.
Methods
The subjects were 207 mothers who visited three public health centers in Busan to get a vaccination to their infants aged 1~6 months. Questionnaire survey including general knowledge of breast feeding, breast feeding barriers and maternal role strains was performed to them from February to March, 2005.
Results
The rate of breast feeding of subjects was 35.7%, the rate of milk feeding and mixed feeding were 35.3% and 29.0%, respectively. The Odds Ratios (ORs) of breast feeding for milk feeding were significantly higher than 1 in the cases who planned the breast feeding duration longer while they were pregnant. As increasing the scores of maternal role strains and breast-feeding barriers, ORs were significantly lower than 1.
Conclusion
Although the rate of breast feeding become higher than before, it is not sufficient. To induce breast feeding, the method how to overcome the barriers of breast feeding and maternal role tension should be educated in hospital and public health centers.
Key Words: breast feeding, mothers, role, barrier, tension


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