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Practicing Faith Framework for Intrapartum Care

Practicing Faith Framework For Intrapartum Care Alison Hylton-Potts (she/her) – Registered Midwife Maternity care in England should be personalised, recognising the individual needs of each birthing family.1,2 Better Births was clear that personalised care is safer.1 Birthing women and people want to be listened to, they want to form a relationship with their healthcare professional, […]

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Human Rights in Childbearing 5. Protecting Human Rights in Intrapartum Care

Human Rights in Childbearing 5. Protecting Human Rights in Intrapartum Care Elizabeth Lephard – Midwife, Bradford Royal Infirmary Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 26 Issue 01 January 2023, Pages 14-17 https://doi.org/10.55975/YMNT2253 Summary Human rights in the UK are upheld by the Human Rights Act, which ‘compels public organisations to treat everyone equally, with fairness, […]

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Homebirth Meta-Analyses Across two Reviews: Hutton et al., 2019 and Reitsma et al., 2020

Homebirth Meta-Analyses Across two Reviews: Hutton et al., 2019 and Reitsma et al., 2020 Maeve Regan, RM Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 24 Issue 3 March 2021 https://doi.org/10.55975/CTNX9289 Summary Research unwrapped is a popular series to help readers make sense of published research by undertaking a detailed appraisal of an article in a careful […]

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Humanisation of Childbirth 4. The Paradox of the Institution

Humanisation of Childbirth 4. The Paradox of the Institution Dr Elizabeth Newnham – Lecturer in Midwifery at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 22 Issue 11 December 2019 In this fourth article of the 19th Midwifery Basics series, Dr Elizabeth Newnham describes more of the research from the ethnographic study that is […]

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Case Study Supporting Continuity of Care Models for Breech Presentation at or at Near Term

Case Study Supporting Continuity of Care Models for Breech Presentation at or at Near Term Training Coordinator, Breech Birth Network, CIC; Lead Midwife for Birth Centre, Continuity and Breech Birth Service at St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust @MidwifeSpillane Dr Shawn Walker Director of Breech Birth Network, CIC; Lecturer at Kings College London University; Breech Specialist […]

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Humanisation of Childbirth 3. Re-envisaging labour pain – a humanistic approach

Humanisation of Childbirth 3. Re-envisaging labour pain – a humanistic approach Dr Elizabeth Newnham – Lecturer in Midwifery at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia @LizNewnham Ass Prof Sigfríður Inga Karlsdottir – Associate Professor at University of Akureyri, Iceland and Midwife and Antenatal Facilitator in Iceland Ruth Sanders – Teaching Fellow at King’s College London and Midwifery Lecturer at University of […]

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Reducing Maternal Sepsis

Reducing Maternal Sepsis Neesha Ridley – Midwifery Lecturer at University of Central Lancashire Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 19 Issue 8 September 2016 Summary Despite significant advances in the diagnosis and management of sepsis, sepsis in the puerperium remains an important cause of maternal death (Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) 2012). To […]

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Detecting Fetal Compromise During Active Labour and Managing Neonatal After-Effects

Detecting Fetal Compromise During Active Labour and Managing Neonatal After-Effects Dawn Meredith – Clinical Midwifery Specialist at Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha, Qatar Kevin Hugill – Director of Nursing at Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha, Qatar Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 19 Issue 7 July/August 2016 Summary Evaluating fetal wellbeing during the intrapartum period to detect […]

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Catherisation: best practice in bladder care

MIDWIFERY BASICS Preceptorship Catherisation: best practice in bladder care Bladder care is an integral part of caring for a woman in labour and the immediate postpartum period (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) 2014a). To ensure effective bladder care, the skill of urinary catheterisation is often undertaken by a midwife and can be […]

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Dancing in the Grey Zone Between Normality and Risk

Dancing in the Grey Zone Between Normality and Risk Hannah Dahlen – Professor of Midwifery at Western Sydney University Published in The Practising Midwife Volume 19 Issue 6 June 2016 Childbirth is mainly grey. The most straightforward of births can lead to unexpected, heart-stopping moments – and the highest risk woman can, despite our fears, birth […]

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