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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Midwifery practices"”.
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Understanding Women’s Attitudes Toward Midwifery Practices for Maternal Care in Middle Georgia
… maternal mortality is particularly acute. Midwifery models of maternal care have been shown to produce positive pregnancy and childbirth outcomes for patients, but these services are underutilized in Georgia. This study sought to identify women’s attitudes toward midwifery, what contributed …
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Independent midwifery practices in Cape Town: birth outcomes and predictors for medical interventions from 2003-2009
The midwifery model of care is a safe, effective, inexpensive, holistic, woman and baby cantered approach to maternal and infant health. It is widely used in developing and developed world contexts and has proven to have birth outcomes that are comparable to hospital-based, obstetric models. In …
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Independent Midwifery practices in Cape Town: birth outcomes and predictors for medical interventions from 2003-2009
The midwifery model of care is a safe, effective, inexpensive, holistic, woman and baby centered-approach to maternal and infant health. It is widely used in developing and developed world contexts and has proven to have birth outcomes that are comparable to hospital-based, obstetric models. In …
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A description of how B.C. midwives communicate on social media
… privacy and do not share much information. All midwifery practices have a website and most have a public Facebook page. Midwives predominately use Facebook to communicate with their clients and are conscious of what information they share on what platform and establishing personal boundaries …
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Immigrants’, refugees’ and their families’ perspectives of midwifery care in Canada, the Netherlands and New Zealand; a qualitative evidence synthesis
… In Canada, the Netherlands, and New Zealand, midwifery practices focus on autonomy, collaboration, and cultural competency to support vulnerable populations, including immigrants. This qualitative evidence synthesis (QES) investigates the perspectives of immigrant women on midwifery care. …