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Solvej Videbæk Bueno¹, Julie Sandell Jacobsen², Rasmus Oestergaard Nielsen¹

¹Department of Public Health, Aarhus University, Bartholins Allé 2, Aarhus 8000, Denmark; Research Unit for General Practice, Bartholins Allé 2, Aarhus 8000, Denmark.

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This study co-created strategies to enhance postpartum physical activity (PA) support within Danish maternity care. Key findings emphasize interdisciplinary coordination and targeted interventions for improved maternal health.

Keywords:

Denmark Exercise Intersectoral collaboration Maternal behavior Maternal health Postpartum period

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Area of Science:

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Public Health
Healthcare Interventions

Background:

Physical activity (PA) is crucial for maternal health.
The postpartum period is a key opportunity to establish healthy behaviors.
Effective postpartum PA support requires interdisciplinary coordination in maternity care.

Purpose of the Study:

To co-create strategies for supporting postpartum physical activity (PA) within Danish maternity care.
To identify optimal timing and methods for delivering PA support to postpartum women.

Main Methods:

A two-phase co-creation study guided by the "PRODUCES+ framework".
Phase 1: Expert interviews and literature review on postpartum PA.
Phase 2: Co-creation workshops with stakeholders including postpartum women and healthcare professionals (HCPs).

Main Results:

Identified key themes: PA discussion approaches, HCP roles/competencies, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Optimal PA support timing: third trimester and two months postpartum.
Co-created strategies included screening, defined HCP roles, PA support arenas, motivation techniques, and national guidelines.

Conclusions:

Postpartum PA support can be embedded within existing maternity care touchpoints.
Interdisciplinary coordination and targeted support are vital for strengthening postpartum PA.
A shared professional understanding of postpartum PA is essential.