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| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, Vol. 29, n° 1. - March 2019 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2019 |
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David Edmondson ;
Mary Edmondson
| 2019
Search for the #humanfactors tag in Twitter and the majority of posts relate to health care. The awareness of human factors issues in health care has grown in importance, largely as a response to patient safety concerns. The Seven steps to patient safety report by the National Patient Safety Agency (...
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Lukah Webb
| 2019
AIM : To gain a deeper understanding of the experiences of, and drivers behind, disrespect and abuse (D&A) in childbirth and to recommend change in practice which honours women's human rights and autonomy. OBJECTIVE : To use original results and narratives of high-quality research to evidence incidences of, and the ...
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Folashade Fagbemi
| 2019
BACKGROUND : Postnatal depression (PND) is an important public health issue which affects mother and child. The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) (2014) suggests that PND is a common problem affecting one in ten women within a year of giving birth.Studies have discussed the impact of social support on postnatal ...
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Shurouq Hawamdeh
| 2019
Just as doctoral level candidates 'love' higher education and the future choices and possibilities this opens up to them, such as reinforcing technical and research skills, elevating in-demand skills in academic writing and technology, this in turn increases feelings of achievement, control and empowerment. However, candidates aren't all in agreement ...
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Justine Conway
| 2019
This reflective article describes the emotional journey I embarked upon whilst training as a student midwife. I will consider both the positive and negative experiences I encountered throughout my training and discuss the evidence regarding relationships between student midwives and their mentors. My training was a emotional rollercoaster : at times ...
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Sarah Chruch
| 2019
This paper seeks to explore midwives' experiences of pregnancy and childbirth. It draws on interviews with nine midwives who completed their midwifery training prior to becoming mothers, to discuss how midwives use their professional knowledge to exercise agency (the choices made about their own care), and assume autonomy (the control ...
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Sarah Church
| 2019
During pregnancy and childbirth, women often ask midwives: ‘Have you got children?’ Reflecting on this question enabled me to think of how mothers view midwives in relation to reproduction. Whilst being ‘with woman’ may be influenced by many factors and is considered to be the cornerstone ...
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Catherine Lynch ;
Zalakha Valimohamed
| 2019
Objective : To explore student midwives' experience of obesity advice being given to pregnant women by their mentors in the antenatal period.
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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) is a poorly understood disease of the late second or third trimester of pregnancy, typically associated with rapid resolution following delivery. It is characterized by pruritis, elevated serum bile acids, and abnormal liver function tests and has been linked to stillbirth, meconium passage, respiratory distress ...
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Carol Lambert ;
Julie Jomeen ;
Wilf McSherry
| 2019
Aim : To explore self-influence and choice through case study. Methods : A semi-structural interview was conducted and analysed by interpretive phenomenological analysis (IPA). Findings : Social influence is a common factor that exists in all situations that cause an effect on an individual's behaviour, beliefs and feelings. Judgements can be changed as ...
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Rose Coates ;
Georgina Cupples ;
Amanda Scamell ;
Christine Mccourt
| 2019
OBJECTIVES: To explore and synthesise evidence of women's experiences of induction of labour (IoL). DESIGN: Systematic review and thematic synthesis of peer-reviewed qualitative evidence. Relevant databases were searched from inception to the present day. Study quality was appraised using the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) qualitative research appraisal tool. SETTING ...
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Charlie Francis-Pape
| 2019
It is well publicised that many women suffering from perinatal mental health in the United Kingdom (UK) do not have access to the support that they need. Up to 25% of women will experience postnatal depression (Bauer et al 2014) with many more suffering from other conditions that affect their mental health, ...
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Lara Cotton
| 2019
Women's sexual health following childbirth continues to be a 'neglected issue' (Masihi et al 2006), despite consistent identification of childbirth as a risk factor for postnatal sexual morbidity (Rosen & Pukall 2016). Sexual health is complicated and multifaceted phenomenon, combining psychological, social and physical aspects of health for both participants (Barett et ...
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Lesley Kay ;
Caroline Calonder
| 2019
In sharing elements of one woman's birth experience, the psychological harm it caused her, and the means she used (and continues to use) to understand, and come to terms with the experience, the paper highlights some of the distressing and harmful sequelae which can arise when a woman’s ...
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Marie Rivett
| 2019
Human milk is universally considered to be the optimal source of nutrition for human infants. Furthermore, it is thought that helping to facilitate breast milk feeding is an essential aspect of human care (World Health Organization (WHO) 2011,Hanson et al 2016,Wilson et al 2018). Evidence indicates that this is particularly so ...
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Helen Simpson
| 2019
The University of West London (UWL) became the first university to be reaccredited with the newUNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI) (2018)standards in January 2017 (Box 1). This prestigious award within the midwifery courses not only benefits the university, but ultimately enables students to provide confident, evidenced-based care to mothers and babies ...
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Joanna E. MacLean
| 2019
Cleft lip and/or palate (CL/P) is one of the most common congenital malformations with an estimated birth prevalence world wide of 12.44 (95% CI 9.72–15.93) per 10,000 births for naturally conceived singleton births; prevalence is higher in infants conceived using assisted reproductive technologies [1]. CL/P can occur in isolation or with ...
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Alice Lawford ;
Robert M. R. Tulloh
| 2019
The adaptation to extra uterine life is of interest because of its complexity and the ability to cause significant health concerns. In this article we describe the normal changes that occur and the commoner abnormalities that are due to failure of normal development and the effect of congenital cardiac disease. ...
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Cynthia Ingar
| 2019
South american countries have a similar cultural and political context around birth, together with historic processes. Almost every country in the continent has had or still has a strong, indigenous system of midwifery. They have also officially exported a biomedical model, included for the practice of modern obstetrics. This has ...
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Cynthia Ingar
| 2019
The political and cultural concept of birth in South America has been discussed in an earlier paper (Ingar 2019). This large continent comprises many countries which all differ to varying, degrees in models of birth and services for women. This paper outlines the different models of birth practised within South America.
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