Communicating public health alcohol guidance for expectant mothers: a scoping report
Conclusion
The current guidance is grounded in a biomedical approach, but communication and advice should reflect the fact that drinking in pregnancy is a socio-ecological issue. The impact of guidance on alcohol consumption when pregnant or planning a pregnancy may be limited by many factors, including lack of clarity over the evidence, limited acknowledgement of ‘lived experience’ and lack of recognition of the influence of social networks.
Further Information
Contact details for corresponding author:
Dr Rachel Brown, DECIPHer, 1-3 Museum Place, Cardiff, CF10 3NB
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