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| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, Vol. 29, n° 4. - December 2019 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/12/2019 |
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Joy Kemp ;
Elizabeth M Bannon ;
Mercy Muwema Mwanja ;
Deusdedit Tebuseeke
| 2019
Purpose : This paper describes the development of a national standard for midwifery mentorship in Uganda, part of a wider project which aimed to develop a model of mentorship for Ugandan Midwifery using the principles of action research. It aims to stimulate debate about strengthening the capacity of a health regulatory ...
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Kate F Walker ;
Jane Daniels
| 2019
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Tina Dennis
| 2019
The professional midwifery advocate (PMA) is a relatively new and nascent role within the midwifery profession that has been created to implement the employer-led, A-EQUIP model of clinical midwifery supervision (NHS England 2017a, Martin et al 2018). The model has been adapted from the clinical supervision model initially developed by Cutcliffe & ...
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Sara Daniela da Cruz Gomes
| 2019
Female genital mutilation (FGM) is associated with short- and long-term health complications and is a safeguarding issue. It is illegal in the United Kingdom (UK). Many health care professionals (HP) — including midwives — lack confidence, knowledge and training in FGM. The aim of this literature review is to describe the main ...
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Nathalie Khoaz ;
Helen Baston
| 2019
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Jeanine Webster
| 2019
Background:Domestic violence (DV) during pregnancy may have a detrimental effect on maternal and fetal health (Health Service Executive (HSE) & Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (IOG) 2012). Considering this and its impact on public health, the HSE & IOG issued guidelines in 2012 recommending the introduction of routine screening of all pregnant women ...
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Roisin McCormick
| 2019
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Catherine Lucas
| 2019
This paper aims to explore women's experience of traumatic birth through the findings of a literature review. The methodology utilised in undertaking the review has been documented earlier (Lucas 2019). Three significant areas which women experienced as psychologically traumatic were exposed through the review of the literature:lack of control, lack ...
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Ijeoma Nebo
| 2019
Normality of birth has been greatly impacted by different medical interventions and strict trust policies since the 1970s. Within this article, three normal birth strategies (NBS) will be explored in relation to supporting and caring for women undergoing vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC), who require complex care. The significance ...
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Chloe Jackson
| 2019
As a student midwife, reflection is encouraged as part of the learning process and assists in comprehending certain situations and events. These experiences not only impact upon the care we give but also potentially on the long-term outcomes. Through reflection we can begin to rationalise what has taken place, consider ...
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Alison Hussein
| 2019
The role of the midwife is extensive, with new innovations frequently introduced. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC 2018) states that midwives must be competent and knowledgeable at the point of registration and throughout their career with continued professional development. As such a training programme for registered midwives was designed and ...
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Dayana M Saboia ;
Camila TM Vasconcelos ;
Monica OB Oria ;
Karine de C Bezerra ;
Jose Ananias Vasconcelos Neto ;
Maria HB de M Lopes
| 2019
OBJECTIVE : Describing the Continence App development as an educational technology to promote adherence to pelvic floor muscle training and prevent urinary incontinence in postpartum women.
METHODS : Study of technological production carried out in two stages: construction and validation. The first happened in four steps: modeling, navigation project, abstract design of ...
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Susanne Ahlund ;
I Radestad ;
Sofia Zwedberg ;
Helena Lindgren
| 2019
OBJECTIVE : The aim of this prospective cohort study was to investigate the prevalence of perineal pain related to the perineal injury within the first year after childbirth. The study further explored the rates of postpartum check-up attendance, and whether they had undergone a vaginal examination, pelvic floor assessment and exercise ...
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Elizabeth McCarthy Quinn ;
Louise Gallagher ;
Jan De Vries
| 2019
OBJECTIVE : Volunteer breastfeeding support groups are deemed effective in promoting breastfeeding initiation and duration, but women's views are not well reported. The aim of this study was to explore women's experiences of Breastfeeding Support Groups in Ireland from their perspective.
METHODS : Interviews were conducted online. Interviews were audiorecorded, transcribed, and ...
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Background:Bonding between a mother and her baby starts after delivery by placing the newborn on the mother's chest, initiating skin-to-skin contact. This is an evidence-based, cost-effective, miraculous method that is easily available and is a reproducible technique which helps mothers initiate breastfeeding in a natural way (Alive & Thrive 2010, World ...
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C. Power ;
C. Williams ;
A. Brown
| 2019
OBJECTIVE : High levels of childbirth interventions are known to increase risk of health complications for mother and infant, alongside having a negative impact upon maternal wellbeing. However less is understood about how childbirth experience may affect infant behaviour (e.g. how calm or unsettled an infant is). This study explores ...
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Kirsty Lowe ;
Hannah McCauley
| 2019
Midwives at the Centre for Maternal and Newborn Health in the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine implement and measure the outcomes of capacity-building workshops for health care providers, which aim to improve the quality of maternity services in low- and middle-income countries. These competency-based workshops address the needs of midwives ...
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Joy Kemp ;
Eleanor Shaw ;
Mary Gorret Musoke
| 2019
MOMENTUM was a 20 month midwifery twinning project between the Royal College of Midwives UK and the Ugandan Private Midwives Association. It ran from 2015-2017 and was funded by UK-Aid through THET. MOMENTUM aimed to develop a model of mentorship for Ugandan midwifery students. The project achieved its objectives. 41 Ugandan midwives ...
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