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| Titre : | Midirs. Midwifery Digest, Vol. 30, n° 3. - September 2020 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/09/2020 |
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Benash Nazmeen
| 2020
One evening the frustration of seeing all the conversations and retweets around COVID, and its effects on BAME staff/communities, left me asking: who would be interested in a discussion in a virtual chat?
I invited all those who responded and someone mentioned how great it was to be starting ...
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Julie Woodman ;
Susan Way
| 2020
Background : Home birth is a safe option for healthy women with a low-risk pregnancy. Some women who have medical or pregnancy-related risk factors still feel that home birth is the best option for them, based on their own personal circumstances, ethos and perception of risk. When there is a mismatch ...
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Sharon Guille ;
Marlene Sinclair ;
Brendan Bunting ;
Bernie Reid ;
Paul A. McCarron
| 2020
Background: Nipple pain is a common difficulty experienced by breastfeeding mothers, with negative impacts on breastfeeding duration and experience. Previous systematic reviews, focusing mainly on various topical treatments, dressings and protective devices for nipple pain, concluded there was insufficient evidence to recommend any of these interventions, advocating correct positioning and ...
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Lisa Cutajar ;
Mary Steen ;
Julie-Anne Fleet ;
Allan M. Cyna
| 2020
Background: Until recently, little attention has been given to the language used in clinical settings. Published literature suggests that in many areas of health care there is an ubiquitous use of negative language which can adversely affect anxiety and/or pain. There appears to be a lack of insight and ...
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Helen Elliott-Mainwaring
| 2020
This paper is concerned with what could be considered a contentious issue in health care: whether managers can learn to lead.
The very public exposure of poor care episodes has caused considerable harm to some reputations in the United Kingdom (UK) health care system in recent years (Mohammed et al 2001, ...
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Sara Borelli ;
Louise Walker ;
Julie Jomeen ;
Julie Roberts ;
Alison Edgley ;
Beatrice Bennett ;
Sophie Harton ;
Gemma Poole ;
Kimberley Robertson ;
Hannah Slack ;
Anna Walmsley ;
Helen Spiby
| 2020
This educational project aimed at involving undergraduate midwifery students as co-investigators in research studies, with the primary aim of acquiring first-hand experience of operationalising fundamental aspects of the research process by working with established researchers. The secondary aim of the project was to evaluate students' experience of being involved as ...
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Paul Lambden
| 2020
2020 will evoke thoughts of Coronavirus, for many years to come. The seemingly endless reports about the illness often raise more questions than they answer; what is herd immunity, where do these viruses keep coming from, what is virus mutation, why do some viruses just disappear? They are often posed without ...
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Michelle Anderson
| 2020
Plastic use has increased exponentially over the last 70 years. A material used because it is both inexpensive and convenient has created environmental and potential health hazards which will be anything but cheap and easy to fix.
Since the 1950s large-scale manufacturing has produced some 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic (Waring et ...
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Sophie Gidet
| 2020
Obstetric cholestasis (OC), also known as intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP), affects up to 1.5% of pregnancies (Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) 2011) and can be a distressing condition for pregnant mothers as well as life-threatening to the fetus.
OC is a condition that is not well understood and current ...
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Michelle Anderson
| 2020
Discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the physical and mental health of pregnant women. Highlights rates of hospitalisation, mechanical ventilation andadverse pregnancy outcomes such as miscarriage, pre-eclampsia and perinatal death. Explores the impact of social distancing measures on domestic abuse, levels of anxiety and choices around place of birth.
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Marion Kibuka ;
Adron C. Nsibambi
| 2020
It is well known that vertical positions have benefits during labour and birth, with a reduction in obstetrical interventions (Lawrence et al 2013, Gupta et al 2017). However, the biomechanical and physiological factors which act as 'active ingredients' and that contribute to the effectiveness of upright, as compared to horizontal, positions have ...
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Zeenath Uddin
| 2020
It is estimated that 85% of women in the UK anticipating a vaginal delivery are likely to sustain perineal trauma, with 10% enduring long-term discomfort that will affect them physically, emotionally and psychologically (Williams et al 2005). Up to 70% of those women who sustain a tear will require perineal suturing (Frohlich & Kettle 2015).
Perineal ...
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Jennifer MacLellan ;
Jo Gould ;
Sarah Lewis-Tulett ;
Simona Fourie
| 2020
A cultural shift began in the late 1980s following evidence that routine versus selective episiotomy in vaginal births did not reduce the incidence of perineal trauma. The evidence was synthesised and incorporated into practice guidelines about 20 years later (Woolley 1995,Hartmann et al 2005). While a move to restrictive use of episiotomy ...
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Judith Cutter
| 2020
It is well documented that many women do not desire a short inter-pregnancy interval (Cameron et al 2017). The faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) recommends that contraception should be part of maternity care (RCOG 2015, FSRH 2017). Additionally, shortly spaced and unplanned pregnancies ...
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Alexandra Fraser
| 2020
This reflection explores the practice of co-sleeping as it is portrayed in contemporary academic literature, focusing upon its complex relationship with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and responsive breastfeeding.
It also examines the role of the midwife in facilitating informed choice by providing a balanced account of the evidence. The ...
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Helen Simpson
| 2020
The University of West London (UWL) has become the first UK university to achieve the "Gold" Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI) award. This prestigious accolade from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has previously been awarded to UK hospital and community trusts but the Gold award is a first for a ...
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Daniel Munblit ;
Michael R. Perkin ;
Debra J. Palmer ;
Katie J. Allen ;
Robert J. Boyle
| 2020
Importance : Sales of specialized formula for managing cow’s milk allergy (CMA) have increased, triggering concern that attribution of common infant symptoms, such as crying, vomiting, and rashes, to CMA may be leading to overdiagnosis, which could undermine breastfeeding.
Objective : To understand whether CMA guideline recommendations might promote CMA overdiagnosis ...
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Tine Oudshoorn
| 2020
More than a third of the Dutch population is in a state of uncertainty at the moment. The COVID-19 crisis is not only a health crisis but also an economic, social and emotional crisis (Social and Cultural Planning Office (SCP) 2020).
Pregnancy can be a worrying time for some women and, ...
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