| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, 1. - mars 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 03/04/2014 |
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Tania McIntosh, Auteur
| 2014
This papar explores the contradiction of maternity care provision in England.
The contradicition arises because rhetoric and policy related to the maternity services has, since the early 1990s, enshrined the simple and powerful concept of woman-centred care, but the reality of practice has foregrounded a risk averse agenda increasingly focused ...
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C. Jones, Auteur ;
J. Jomeen, Auteur ;
O. Ogbuehi, Auteur
| 2014
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This paper is a report of the findings from a research project designed to explore complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) activity among a group of childbearing women in the north of England.
Method: A descriptive questionnaire survey was designed to explore CAM activity with a sample (distributed to 85 women, ...
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M.D. Levine, Auteur ;
Y. Cheng, Auteur ;
P.A. Cluss, Auteur ;
M.D. Marcus, Auteur
| 2014
Quitting smoking is often associated with weight gain and prenatal cessation may lead to increased gestational weight gain (GWG). Although previous reports have suggested a link between prenatal smoking cessation and GWG, no studies have examined the relationship between cessation and guideline-recommended GWG, and there is little information about the ...
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H. Prapavessis, Auteur ;
S. De Jesus, Auteur ;
T. Harper, Auteur ;
A. Cramp, Auteur
| 2014
INTRODUCTION:
Smoking during pregnancy is common, and quitting at any point during pregnancy can yield benefits to both the fetus and mother. Smoking cessation is typically followed by withdrawal symptoms and a strong desire to smoke, both of which are likely to contribute to relapse. Research has shown that a ...
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A. Dignon, Auteur ;
T. Truslove, Auteur
| 2014
Objective. This literature review set out to explore the impact of obesity on pregnancy outcomes in relation to an increased rate of caesarean section (CS).
Methods. A systematic search strategy, utilising the Patient/Problem, Intervention, Comparison and Outcome (PICO) methodology was used. Two electronic databases, CINAHL and Medline, were searched ...
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H. Song, Auteur ;
E.M. Cramer, Auteur ;
S. McRoy, Auteur ;
A. May, Auteur
| 2014
Previous studies have consistently found associations between low income and infant health outcomes. Moreover, although health information-seeking is a maternal behavior related to improved health outcomes, little is known about the health information-seeking behaviors and information needs of low-income pregnant women. The purpose of the current investigation was to examine ...
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Hilary Pilcher, Auteur ;
Anita Hughes, Auteur
| 2014
ORIGINAL Objective: The aim of this study was to explore parents' experiences and perceptions of their antenatal groups in supporting their needs through the transition to parenthood. Local research ethics approval was obtained before the study commenced. Design: Phenomenology was considered the most appropriate paradigm to interpret participants' involvement as ...
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J. Bothamley, Auteur ;
C. Kelly, Auteur ;
T. Wright, Auteur ;
C. Hellewell, Auteur
| 2014
Lecturers and students from the University of West London (UWL) take on a healthy lifestyle challenge aimed at promoting and understanding of the complex issues related to obesity in pregnancy. Students are encouraged to explore evidence-based ways to address these issues, and develop an enhanced level of empathy for women.
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L. Miller, Auteur ;
K. Gilmore, Auteur
| 2014
Pregnant women may be affected by diseases of the gastrointestinal tract or liver. These disorders can be related or unrelated to pregnancy. Conditions unrelated to pregnancy can be pre-existing or co-incident. These diseases have varying effects on obstetric outcome. Severe liver disease in pregnancy is rare. We present some common ...
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Charlotte Salter, Auteur
| 2014
The most suitable time to clamp and cut the umbilical cord after delivery has been questioned for many years ; however an answer has not been reached. Resaerchers, midwives, obstetricians and neonatologists have debated the optimum timing of umbilical cord clamping for decades.
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S. Kalaranjini, Auteur ;
P. Veena, Auteur ;
R. Rani, Auteur
| 2014
To compare the efficacy of ceftriaxone before skin incision and after cord clamping in preventing post-operative infectious morbidity and neonatal outcome in elective caesarean section and to determine the effect of antibiotic prophylaxis before skin incision on neonatal outcome.
METHODS:
Our study was a randomised controlled trial conducted among 874 women ...
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Despite a continuing lack of good quality studies of the effect of routine vaginal examination, it is often routinely used in clinical practice. Indeed, internationally respected authorities such as the U. K. National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) continue to recommend the offer of a vaginal examination when ...
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Leigh Anne Hedges, Auteur
| 2014
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D. Money, Auteur ;
V.M. Allen, Auteur
| 2014
OBJECTIVE:
To review the evidence in the literature and to provide recommendations on the management of pregnant women in labour for the prevention of early-onset neonatal group B streptococcal disease. The key revisions in this updated guideline include changed recommendations for regimens for antibiotic prophylaxis, susceptibility testing, and management of ...
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B. Chalmers, Auteur
| 2014
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Randomized trial of exclusive human milk versus preterm formula diets in extremely premature infants
E.A. Cristofalo, Auteur ;
R.J. Schanler, Auteur ;
C.L. Blanco, Auteur ;
S. Sullivan, Auteur
| 2014
OBJECTIVE:
To compare the duration of parenteral nutrition, growth, and morbidity in extremely premature infants fed exclusive diets of either bovine milk-based preterm formula (BOV) or donor human milk and human milk-based human milk fortifier (HUM), in a randomized trial of formula vs human milk.
STUDY DESIGN:
Multicenter randomized controlled ...
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V. Désilets, Auteur ;
F. Audibert, Auteur
| 2014
OBJECTIVE:
To describe the current investigation and management of non-immune fetal hydrops, with a focus on treatable or recurring etiologies.
OUTCOMES:
To provide better counselling and management in cases of prenatally diagnosed non-immune hydrops.
EVIDENCE:
Published literature was retrieved through searches of PubMed or MEDLINE, CINAHL, and The Cochrane Library ...
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J.M. Page, Auteur ;
J.M. Snowden, Auteur ;
Y.W. Cheng, Auteur ;
A.E. Doss, Auteur
| 2014
The objective of the study was to examine fetal/infant mortality by gestational age at term stratified by maternal age.
STUDY DESIGN:
A retrospective cohort study was conducted using 2005 US national birth certificate data. For each week of term gestation, the risk of mortality associated with delivery was compared with ...
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Angela Swift, Auteur ;
Joan Webster, Auteur ;
Rebecca Kimble, Auteur ;
Lee Jones, Auteur
| 2014
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C. P. Puente, Auteur ;
F. J. C. Monge, Auteur ;
D. M. Morales, Auteur
| 2014
This study investigated the role of locus of control in the development of psychopathological symptoms during pregnancy and postpartum in women with low-risk pregnancies. Pregnant women participated during the first trimester of pregnancy (n = 285), third trimester (n = 122), and in the postpartum (n = 116). Participants were assessed for locus of control (first ...
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