| Mazzoni, 2017 |
Literature Review |
X |
X |
Greater knowledge and better postpartum family planning |
| Byerley, 2017 |
Systematic literature review |
X |
X |
Lower medication requirement in women with gestational diabetes (30.2 vs. 42.1%; p = 0.009). Women with gestational diabetes who required insulin needed less than half of the dose (26% versus 63%, p < 0.001) |
| Tilden, 2014 |
Literature Review |
5,650 (2,080) of the 9 final studies analysed |
X |
More appropiate initiation of breastfeeding (66.5% vs. 54.6%) (p = 0.001) and longer duration of breastfeeding (94.3% vs. 86.7%) (p = 0.001) |
| Ickovics, 2016 |
Randomized group-controlled clinical trial |
1,148 (573) |
Adolescents aged 14-21, < 24 weeks of gestational age |
Less possibilities of having children with a small size for gestational age (<10th percentile) (11.0% vs 15.8%; OR 0.66; 95% IC 0.44-0.99) |
| Kennedy, 2011 |
Randomized clinical trial |
322 (162) |
Military personnel over 18 years old, < 16 weeks of gestational age |
Six times more likely to receive better prenatal care. Greater satisfaction with their health care (p < 0.001). Higher average number of prenatal visits (10.31 visits vs. 8.56) and, of those in group prenatal care, only 12.9% had fewer than 9 visits vs. 46.7% of those in individual care p < 0.005, OR:5.92 IC 3.21-10.91) |
| Ford, 2002 |
Randomized clinical trial |
282 (165) |
Adolescents aged 13-21 |
Women in group prenatal care had lower rates of low birth weight (6.6% vs. 12.5%, p 0.08) |
