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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Individualised care"”.
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Humanisation in pregnancy and childbirth - providing individualised care to high risk women in the intrapartum period
… explore how midwives and obstetricians provide individualised care to women classified as high risk in labour and birth. Background: Research has shown the benefits of care that is individualised to women’s own specific needs but require HCPs to support the wishes for their care. However, there …
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The influence of psychological and social factors on the lived experience of ageing with co-existent frailty and cognitive impairment
… life-history interviews. Health and social care professionals were also interviewed. Reflexive thematic analysis was used to analyse and explore patterns in the data. Findings indicate that a range of psychological and social factors, throughout life, may contribute to decline. Physical …
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Childhood trauma and trauma-informed care in early intervention in psychosis
… explores the integration of Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) within Mental Health Services (MHS) and examines the prevalence and impact of childhood trauma in individuals experiencing First-Episode Psychosis (FEP). Through a systematic review, the research identifies core principles and practices …
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The effective representation of midwifery care in documentation: A Delphi study
The documentation of midwifery care is widely accepted as a critical component of midwifery practice. This documentation serves a variety of purposes. At a minimum it represents the care provided to a woman, childbearing person and/or baby, by the midwife. It may enhance coordination of care …
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An exploration of psychiatrists' understanding and use of psychological formulation
… along with four sub-themes: ‘undeserving of care’, ‘disempowerment’, ‘safety and containment’ and ‘approaching recovery’. Findings suggest the need for further inclusion of service users in the development of service provision and an approach that is formulation-based and grounded in …
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Passing through but needing to be heard‡ban ethnographic study of women's perspectives of their care on the postnatal ward.
… demonstrating that women are critical of their care on the postnatal ward, but little information as to why. This ethnographic study therefore explored the context of care on the postnatal ward and women's views of that care. Method. The study was undertaken in one Acute NHS maternity unit in …
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A comparative study of caseload managed midwifery care and team midwifery
… acceptability of caseload managed midwifery care and team midwifery. <br/><br/>Design: Two midwives providing caseload care for 35 - 40 women were studied as were six whole time equivalent midwives providing team midwifery care. Women from each group completed questionnaires at set intervals. …
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The Size Paradox: The Mega- Maternity Unit as a Vector for Authentic Midwifery to Emerge
… practice in Ireland has emerged from a system of care dominated by the biomedical model of childbirth. The aim of this study was to explore the experiences of labour ward midwives who are potentially complicit with this approach. This study reveals how midwives’ environment impacts on their …
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How do patients view continuity of care in a rural hospital with significant medical staff turnover?
BACKGROUND Continuity of care is connected, coherent, and consistent care in relation to the patients’ health care needs and personal circumstances (Haggerty, Roberge, Freeman and Beaulieu, 2013). Continuity has been associated with improved health care, and is greatest when the patient establishes …
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A qualitative study identifying the key components of independent midwifery practice in mainland UK.
… Midwives provide relational continuity of care whilst promoting women’s autonomy. They report associated high levels of physiological birth and positive outcomes for women and babies and low levels of interventions (Milan 2004). Since the publication of the Changing Childbirth Report …
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Exploring the key elements required for midwives to develop a new model of postnatal care within an acute care setting
… key elements to improve the quality of postnatal care provided to women in a public hospital postnatal ward in Sydney and to attempt to implement a new model of postnatal care. Background Reports, internationally and nationally, indicate that women are least satisfied with hospital-based postnatal …
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HIV diagnosis during pregnancy: stress, coping strategies and experiences of women at selected health facilities in Lusaka district, Zambia.
… have to undergo HIV testing during antenatal care. Pregnancy is a sensitive and stressful state as the body of the pregnant woman has to make adjustments throughout in order to maintain the pregnancy and prepare for labour and delivery; and the puerperium. A diagnosis of HIV during pregnancy …
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HIV diagnosis during pregnancy: stress, coping strategies and experiences of women at selected health facilities in Lusaka district, Zambia.
… have to undergo HIV testing during antenatal care. Pregnancy is a sensitive and stressful state as the body of the pregnant woman has to make adjustments throughout in order to maintain the pregnancy and prepare for labour and delivery; and the puerperium. A diagnosis of HIV during pregnancy …
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Systematische Übersicht und Bewertung digitaler Interventionen zur Diabetesprävention und –versorgung
… systematic research to make decisions about the care of individual patients. The systematisation and appraisal of evidence are done in care guidelines, which in turn aim to guide the application of effective diabetes prevention and care interventions in different age groups and settings. Patients …