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Childbirth experiences of women birthing in Zambia : an interpretive focus phenomenological study

Concepta Namukolo Kwaleyela ; Sheila Greatrex-White ; Denis Walsh | 2019

There has been a shifting of maternity care from homes to health institutions focused mainly on technology-based interventions and prevention of disease, accompanied by disapproval and discouragement of traditional home birth care (AbouZahr & Wardlaw 2001, Meleis & Im 2002). This led to a lack of emphasis towards understanding women’s ...

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Evolving understanding and treatment of labour dystocia

Zekiye Karaçam ; Denis Walsh ; George John Bugg | 2015

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The third stage of labour : are low-risk women really offered an informed choice?

Katherine Selfe, Auteur ; Denis Walsh, Auteur | 2015

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Using the birth environment to increase women's potential in labour

Denis Walsh ; Kathryn Gutteridge | 2011

The current climate of maternity services is exciting, raising many challenges for midwives. The launch of Midwifery 2020 : delivering expectations calls for midwives to maximise their influence and seek innovative solutions to implementing practice. One of the suggestions from this document has indicated that midwives should develop more midwife led care ...

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