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| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, Vol. 29, n° 2. - June 2019 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/06/2019 |
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Helen Shallow
| 2019
This paper is a result of my thoughts, just prior to my submission to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) consultation, on the draft standards of proficiency for registered midwives (NMC 2019). During my tenure as Head of Midwifery and Consultant Midwife I was acutely aware of the tensions and barriers ...
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Rachael Dewey
| 2019
The MBRRACE-UK report, ‘Saving lives, improving mothers’ care’, is part of the confidential enquiries into maternal deaths and morbidity between 2014 and 2016. It found that women from black and Asian ethnic backgrounds have a five-fold and almost two-fold difference respectively in maternal mortality rates than white women (Knight ...
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Daphna Stroumsa ;
Justine P. Wu
| 2019
In this article, we consider the impact of gendered language on our ability to provide inclusive care and to address health disparities experienced by transgender and nonbinary people. We posit that while obstetrician-gynecologists and others trained in women’s health are already well positioned to extend care to this ...
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Lisa Stephens
| 2019
The University of Worcester delivered a four-day shortened programme for statutory supervisors of midwives to become professional midwifery advocates (PMAs) in September 2017 in the UK (Martin et al 2018). Midwives from NHS trusts across the West Midlands and the South West region attended. A key component of the shortened programme was ...
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Michelle Sterry
| 2019
The two-year anniversary of the legislative change that heralded the cessation of statutory supervision of midwifery is approaching. TheNHS England (2017)Advocating for Education and QUality ImProvement (A-EQUIP) model has been developed to provide a framework for ongoing support, and the promotion of the continuous improvement for practising midwives that will ...
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Claudia Zanchin
| 2019
A pregnant woman is defined as low risk when she is in good general health and has an uncomplicated medical and obstetric history (Bolten et al 2016). It is debatable that planned home birth may present fewer risks to uncomplicated pregnant women when compared to planned hospital birth (Scarf et al 2018). ...
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Catja Ko
| 2019
Art and science as complementing rather than competing disciplines were embodied in the works of famous Renaissance painter, sculptor and architect, Michelangelo who had a strong interest in anatomy (Eknoyan 2000) while Leonardo da Vinci, often called the greatest painter of all times, was also proficient in astronomy, mathematics and anatomy (...
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Andrea Lazaro Parra
| 2019
Background : It is estimated that 85% of women who have a vaginal delivery will have some degree of perineal trauma and that 60-70% will require suturing. Evidence indicates that antenatal perineal massage (APM) is effective in reducing perineal trauma. Objective : To determine ways for midwives to increase and promote APM as ...
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Jeanine Webster
| 2019
This literature review will explore the views and experiences of midwives screening for domestic violence (DV) and discuss the background, definition, prevalence and implications of screening for DV in pregnancy. The study focuses on midwives working in an antenatal setting. It is acknowledged that there is an extensive body of ...
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Emma Sprawson ;
Conan Leavey
| 2019
Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a form of gender-based violence, perpetrated against women and girls. It takes place from birth onwards, but in most cases before a girl’s 15th birthday (UNICEF 2016). Although it is thought to have been occurring for over 2000 years, it remains a taboo subject. In ...
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Alexandra Mclnnes
| 2019
Aim : The aim of this literature review is to assess whether the risks of advanced maternal age (AMA) outweigh the risks associated with induction of labour (IOL) and what the best practice is. Method : A systematic literature review was performed and the findings critiqued and analysed. Results : Women of AMA ...
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Anal incontinence after caesarean and vaginal delivery in Sweden : a national population-based study
Charlotta Larsson ;
Charlotta Linder Hedberg ;
Ewa Lundgren ;
Lars Söderström ;
Katarina Tunón ;
Pär Nordin
| 2019
Background : Elective caesarean delivery is increasing rapidly in many countries, and one of the reasons might be that caesarean delivery is widely believed to protect against pelvic floor disorders, including anal incontinence. Previous studies on this issue have been small and with conflicting results. The aim of present study was ...
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Hollie Rossiter
| 2019
Midwives are autonomous, specialist lead professionals in normality, caring for low-risk women. Occasionally when maternal deviations from normality arise, it is within the midwife's role and responsibility to act accordingly by recognising the aberration and referring to the appropriate relevant services or senior, specialist professionals, such as obstetricians (Nursing and ...
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Victoria Joel
| 2019
STAND: The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) shares how they develop evidence-based approaches to design systems and services to improve infant mental health. The first two years of a child’s life are a particularly important developmental phase, primarily because of the impact of ...
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Lydia Fairey
| 2019
In the postnatal period, many women are affected by urinary incontinence following an instrumental birth, caused by perineal trauma. This altered health state can lead to further issues for women in the puerperium, such as relationship breakdowns, bonding or feeding difficulties, and lifestyle changes, ultimately damaging their mental health state. ...
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Marie Rivett
| 2019
It has been suggested that the perfect medicine for babies is human milk that only a mother can provide (Meier et al 2010), and Quigley et al (2018) assert that human milk can be lifesaving for preterm infants. Rivett (2019) previously discussed the cultural changes required to improve breastfeeding experiences for mothers of ...
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Rowena Doughty ;
Rachel Wells
| 2019
In September 2017, De Montford University, Leicester achieved re-accreditation as a UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI) having successfully completed the BFI university standards programme. However, since starting our journey, the process has neither been uneventful nor smooth. Initially all went well; in September 2009 we registered our intent, completed our certificate of ...
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Shalzeen Sacur
| 2019
It is a widely known fact that breastfeeding offers the best start to life for any child. The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF 2017) further supports this statement by suggesting breast milk works similarly to a baby’s initial vaccine in boosting its immunity. Moreover, it ...
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Sally Rogers
| 2019
Hypoglycaemia is a common metabolic disorder during the neonatal period (Tin 2014) and is the cause of 80,251 admissions to neonatal units in 2013 (NHS Improvement 2017). Currently in the United Kingdom (UK), the NHS is making it a priority to reduce the number of admissions to neonatal units of full-term babies, born at ...
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Amy E. O'Connell
| 2019
Primary immunodeficiency disorders (PIDs) are genetic diseases that lead to increased susceptibility to infection. Hundreds of PIDs have now been described, but a select subset commonly presents in the neonatal period. Neonates, especially premature newborns, have relative immune immaturity that makes it challenging to differentiate PIDs from intrinsic immaturity. Nonetheless, ...
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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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Nursing@Georgetown
| 2019
In the United States, more expectant mothers are utilizing the expertise and care of midwives than ever before — more than 330,000 births were attended by Nurse-Midwives in 2014. While this is almost three times the U.S. rate in 1989, it remains far lower than many European and Scandinavian countries where midwives ...
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