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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"midwifery philosophy"”.
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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. …
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Development of Woman-Centred Midwife-led Model of Care through Participatory Methods for the Uasin Gishu County Hospital, Kenya
… used to guide provision of quality care. The midwifery philosophy supports woman-centred care and is associated with positive pregnancy and birth outcomes. Development of a woman-centred midwife-led model of care requires involvement of the users (women), service providers (midwives), and …
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Should I stay or should I go? Case-loading midwives’ perceptions of transfer of midwifery care for epidural
… and experiences in relation to transfer of midwifery care for women whose labour choices or needs include epidural anaesthesia. Two focus groups were conducted; one with a group practice who provide continual labour care for women with an epidural, and the other with a group practice where …
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A qualitative study identifying the key components of independent midwifery practice in mainland UK.
… are commonly known attributes of independent midwifery care there is little knowledge about the full gamut of this type of practice. Aims and objectives: The overall aim of this study was to advance knowledge about the practice of Independent Midwives working in Mainland UK. The objective was …
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How do midwives and obstetricians communicate at the primary/secondary interface?
Interprofessional communication is a critical component of safe maternity care. The literature reports circumstances in New Zealand and overseas when interprofessional collaboration works well between midwives and obstetricians as well as descriptions of unsatisfactory communication between the two …
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Connecting with Women: The Working Lives of Independent Midwives and Their Perceptions of the Mother-Midwife Relationship
… and to explore their beliefs and values about midwifery care with particular emphasis on their perceptions of building and maintaining relationships with childbearing women. Hermeneutic phenomenology informed the methodology for the study and an adapted biographical narrative interpretive …