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Student Survival Guide No 8 – Developing a Personal Philosophy and Preparing for Qualification

Student Survival Guide No 8 – Developing a Personal Philosophy and Preparing for Qualification Georgia Allan – Caseloading Midwife in Manchester Felicity Harper – Midwife at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 21 Issue 4 April 2018 https://doi.org/10.55975/BDAR4865 Summary Qualification is an exciting, nerve-racking time that ties together three years […]

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Editorial: Getting Alongside You

Getting Alongside You https://doi.org/10.55975/ABFR9609 As midwives it is our professional obligation to keep our knowledge and skills up to date to ensure we offer appropriate, safe and evidence-based care to all women and families. It is our aim at All4Maternity.com to support you in your learning throughout your training and career. Our hope is to […]

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Editorial: Holding on to Support

Holding on to Support https://doi.org/10.55975/NTTT4623 Research continues to identify the benefits of effective social and emotional support for physical health and wellbeing (Reblin and Uchino 2008). Throughout maternity services relationship-based care, including one-to-one support from a known midwife, has been shown to enhance outcomes for women, babies and families (Sandall et al 2016). Midwifery-led continuity […]

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Student Survival Guide No 5 – Courage and Compassion

Student Survival Guide No 5 – Courage and Compassion : The importance of being a caring advocate Carmel Kay-Newly Qualified Midwife at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust Sabrina Rojas-Newly Qualified Midwife at Pennine Acute Trust Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 21 Issue 1 January 2018 https://doi.org/10.55975/OHXB9839 Summary This article aims to explore some of the […]

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Editorial: A Place For You

A PLACE FOR YOU What a busy and exciting month we have had. Thank you to all our subscribers for being part of our growing community. This month, as we focus on the issues relating to space and place, it is a great chance to celebrate and share our All4Maternity.com platform: your place for learning, […]

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Editorial: Challenging Choices

Challenging Choices As midwives and maternity care workers, we are called upon to support choice and informed decision-making as a fundamental part of our caring roles. Yet evidence demonstrates the ongoing challenge of consistently enabling choice and effective decisionmaking in daily practice. We are living in world where our choices can seem at once prolific […]

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Informed Consent In Theatre

INFORMED Informed Consent In Theatre As part of my job, when I meet families in antenatal sessions, I always speak to women and their partners about consent. For most of them, this means being informed and being given the freedom to make important choices for the health of themselves and their babies, physically and emotionally. […]

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Mindfulness: an intervention to promote maternal and infant wellbeing

Mindfulness: an intervention to promote maternal and infant wellbeing By Tracy Donegan, Midwife and childbirth educator in California and founder of GentleBirth Small pilot studies exploring pregnancy and mindfulness suggest this intervention is associated with lower levels of psychological distress, including less anxiety and depression (Duncan et al 2017). In non-pregnant populations there is a […]

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Original Research: Effect Of Husband Participation On Mental Health During Antenatal Care – A Randomised Clinical Trial

ORIGINAL RESEARCH Effect of husband participation on mental health during antenatal care: a randomised clinical trial This study evaluated the effect of husband participation on pregnant women’s mental health during 2014. A randomised clinical trial was adopted. By randomised sampling, the data of 66 participants were collected among women who regularly attended health centres for […]

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Original Research: A Prospective Chart Review On The Management Of Postpartum Acute Perineal Pain

ORIGINAL RESEARCH A prospective chart review on the management of postpartum acute perineal pain Postpartum acute perineal pain can cause a significant impact on maternal morbidity (Dahlen and Homer 2008). The purpose of this article is to enhance midwives’ understanding and knowledge regarding the management of postpartum perineal pain following perineal lacerations sustained during vaginal […]

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