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Hier veröffentlichen wir zum Thema ‚anonyme Geburt‘ relevante Publikationen für GynäkologInnen, Hebammen und fachlich Interessierte.

Bonnet C. Description clinique et accompagnement pluridisciplinaire du déni de grossesse. Sages-femmes2021; 20(2):10-5.

Bonnet C. Clinical description and multidisciplinary support for pregnancy denial. Sages-femmes2021; 20(2):10-5.

The 2021 prize for the best training article for midwives from Health professions press and publishing union (Speps) was awarded to Sages-femmes for this article.

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The prenatal period is an essential time to allow women who have experienced pregnancy denial to be supported by a multidisciplinary team, particularly in order to understand the meaning of their denial. This support requires systematic questions to be asked about the previous history of abuse in order to free the baby from memories of traumatic experiences. The aim is to protect the baby from the risks of morbidity, mortality, violence or neglect at birth and afterwards.

Sisson G. Who are the women who relinquish infants for adoption? Domestic adoption and contemporary birth motherhood in the United States. Perspect Sex Reprod Health. 2022

Homicide During Pregnancy and the Postpartum Period in the United States, 2018–2019

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The anonymously adopted child: Impact of age and parental psychopathology on adoptees’ mental health, Children and Youth Services Review, 119, 105672.Kernreiter, J., Klier, C., Zeiler, M., Huscsava, M., Fiala, C., & Felnhofer, A. (2020).

Report (27.05.2019): Die anonyme Geburt in Österreich – Aktuelle Durchführungspraxis und Optimierungspotential aus Anlass der Volljährigkeit der vom Erlass vom 27. Juli 2001 über Babynest und anonyme Geburt JMZ 4.600/42-I.1/2001 betroffenen Personen

Is the introduction of anonymous delivery associated with a reduction of high neonaticide rates in Austria? A retrospective study. BJOG 2013 Klier et al.

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Anonymous birth law saves babies—optimization, sustainability and public awareness Grylli et al, 2015

We must retain the right to give birth anonymously! Bonnet C, Chabernaud JL La Revue du Praticien, mars 2019

The new debate on access to origins for children born in anonymity and those born by donations of gametes should not hide the fact that there are two levels of secrecy: that of the design mode, easy to solve, and that of the identity of the donors of life, different according to these two situations and with particular stakes in the case of anonymous birth.

Anonyme Geburt schützt Neugeborene und Gebärende

Warum entbinden Frauen anonym? Catherine Bonnet

Consequences of unwanted childbirth: Abstract eines Vortrages von Catherine Bonnet

Drei Studien:

Catherine Bonnet, 1993: Adoption at birth: prevention against abandonment or neonaticide.
Catherine Villeneuve-Gokalp, 2007-2009, Institut national d’études démographiques, Paris: Etude sur les mères de naissance qui demandent le secret de leur identité lors de leur accouchement / Women who give birth “secretly” in France
Joelle Coutinho, Claudia Krell, 2011, Deutsches Jugendinstitut e. V: Fallzahlen, Angebote, Kontexte : Anonyme Geburt und Babyklappen in Deutschland

Profils de femmes à l’heure de l’abandon, Charlotte Roman (auf Französisch)

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