| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, Vol. 30, n° 1 - march 2020 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : texte imprimé |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2020 |
| Année : | 2020 |
| Langues: | Français |
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Background: Breastfeeding is a normal physiological behaviour influenced by layers of internal and external factors. Motivational and cultural influences play an important role in maternal decision making and behaviour, impacting both the initiation and duration of breastfeeding.
Aim: The aim of this study was to identify and analyse cultural and ...
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Samantha Chenery-Morris
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Background: Assessment of student competence is a key component of undergraduate professional programmes such as midwifery. The competencies required to be eligible for registration as a midwife in the United Kingdom (UK), are set by the regulatory body, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). The NMC (2009)Standards for pre-registration, introduced ...
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Pauline Slade ;
Kayleigh Sheen ;
Sarah Collinge ;
Jenny Butters ;
Helen Spilby
| 2020
Introduction: Midwives are routinely exposed to events in the workplace that they personally perceive to be traumatic. As a result, a proportion of midwives will experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This paper presents midwives' and midwifery managers' views on the feasibility and acceptability of POPPY (programme for the prevention of ...
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Zeenath Uddin ;
Debra Bick
| 2020
Perineal trauma involves any form of injury to the female genitalia during labour, which may occur naturally or iatrogenically (Kettle & Tohill 2011) and can affect the anterior and posterior vaginal wall, urethra, clitoris, labia, perineal muscle, perineal body, external and internal anal sphincters and anal canal (Goh et al 2018). Almost all ...
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Charlotte Wakefield
| 2020
During my first shift as a student midwife at a birth centre, I encountered two occasions where I realised how communication — both verbal and non-verbal — can adversely affect the birth experiences of women. The Royal College of Midwives(RCM) (2012)states that women can be affected by poor experiences of communication ...
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Joanna Owen
| 2020
This paper focuses on the increase in women now requiring complex care planning, specifically with regards to maternal obesity, and discusses the current approach to risk and risk management. The physical, psychological, social and political factors that affect obese women during the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period will be critically ...
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Emily Viller ;
Abena Addo
| 2020
Background: Guideline amendments by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE 2011) state that maternal request may be an indication for elective caesarean section (ELCS). Intense anxiety and fear of childbirth, or tokophobia, may influence mode of birth decisions in primigravidae.
Aim: To determine whether ELCS is appropriate management ...
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Sarah Ellis
| 2020
Continuity of care and the concept of ‘one-to-one' support during labour have been used over time in a variety of different ways, in a wide range of policy documents and research reports. High standards of continuity of care and the term ‘one-to-one' have become synonymous within UK midwifery literature, frequently ...
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Ana Molina Perez
| 2020
Background: Since 1970 there has been an increase in the popularity of midwifery-led birthing units (MLBUs) for low-risk women, therefore debates regarding their safety and the care that they provide have followed.
Aim: To conduct a literature review regarding the benefits of MLBUs.
Design: An integrative literature review.
Data sources and ...
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Tamara Salama Alshdafat ;
Fayrooz Abu Essa ;
Marion Kibuka ;
Kavin Shiney Anson ;
Zeena Martis
| 2020
Background: Normal delivery can cause tearing to the vagina and the surrounding tissue and as the baby is born, the tear can extend to the rectum. Tears are repaired surgically but take time to heal. Historically, to facilitate birth and protect the fetus, obstetricians recommended making a surgical cut to ...
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Ann Marie Thomas
| 2020
This paper aims to discuss perinatal mental health from the perspective of a community midwife and a woman accessing care, using the woman's words to create discussion. The focus is on a situation encountered while caring for a woman whose mental health deteriorated during pregnancy. The woman's journey concludes with ...
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Laura Bridle ;
Amy Davies
| 2020
Mental health illness in pregnancy affects up to 27% of the population (Howard et al 2018). There are a variety of interventions to support women with perinatal mental illness. Treatment often includes pharmacological or psychological support; however, pregnant women often prefer non-medicated management (O'Mahen & Flynn 2008, Goodman 2009) and NHS psychotherapy has extensive waiting ...
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Lizzy Hill
| 2020
This literature review aims to explore women's experiences of their planned home births. It also aims to develop an understanding of the factors that contribute to this phenomenon and find differences that may effect change to services in the UK.Home birth, as defined byDekker (2019), is the process of giving ...
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Andreas Rehm ;
Prakash Promod ;
Amanda Ogilvy-Stuart
| 2020
Objectives : To establish the incidence of obstetric neonatal brachial plexus and facial nerve injuries in a tertiary maternity hospital in the United Kingdom and to identify associated risk factors with an emphasis on the time of delivery.
Methods : From our hospital electronic data bases we identified all live births born ...
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Katja Linde ;
Franziska Lehnig ;
Michaela Nagl ;
Anette Kersting
| 2020
Objective : In the popular and scientific literature an association between breastfeeding and attachment is often supposed although this has not been systematically investigated. This is the first review that provides a systematic overview of the current state of research on the association between breastfeeding and attachment. The objective is to ...
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Marcia Garcia de Frutos
| 2020
In May 2019, I was invited to be part of an experts' panel at an event organised by Health Professionals for Global Health in collaboration with the Centre for Maternal, Adolescence, Reproductive and Child Health as part of the Global Health Series at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. ...
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Lesley Kay
| 2020
Between August and November 2019, I had the pleasure of making two trips to Bangladesh to support the Royal College of Midwives' (RCM) twinning project with the Bangladesh Midwifery Society (BMS). The partnership between the RCM and the BMS aims to strengthen the BMS to advocate for the midwifery profession and ...
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