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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"obstetrician"”.
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Women's Gender Schemas for Obstetrician-Gynecologists
… rates, long hours and on-call schedules for obstetrician-gynecologists. As a result, one in seven OB-GYNs has stopped practicing obstetrics. One overlooked factor that may be exacerbating the OB-GYN shortage is a sizable decline in men entering the field. The problem of sex imbalance may be …
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Obstetrician and Gynecologist Utilization of The Nipt Expanded Testing Option
… the expanded NIPT option, 85 Houston, Texas area Obstetrician/Gynecologists (Ob/Gyns) were surveyed. While all respondents indicated they were aware of NIPT in its traditional form, 75% were aware of the expanded testing option. Of these respondents, 17% report having elected the expanded testing …
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Bilateral cortical necrosis of the kidneys, a review of the literature with a report of four cases occurring during pregnancy
… the kidneys has chiefly fallen to the lot of the obstetrician. There are now, however, an appreciable number of recorded cases which have occurred without the common . association of pregnancy and indeed several cases have occurred in men.
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ΣΥΜΒΟΛΗ ΣΤΗ ΜΕΛΕΤΗ ΤΩΝ ΚΑΚΩΣΕΩΝ ΤΟΥ ΡΙΝΙΚΟΥ ΔΙΑΦΡΑΓΜΑΤΟΣ ΚΑΤΑ ΤΟΝ ΤΟΚΕΤΟ
… IS LESSENED BY THE DEGREE OF EXPERIENCE OF THE OBSTETRICIAN. THIS IS WHY NSD IS CHARACTERISED AS "OBSTETRICAL INJURY".
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Perceptions of Dental Hygienists' role on the prenatal care team
… on the prenatal care team and perceptions of obstetricians towards the role of dental hygienists as part of the prenatal care team. Methods: Data was collected from an anonymous electronic Likert-style survey sent to obstetricians at Denver Health and Hospitality Authority (DHHA) and Colorado …
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The exploration of elective Caesarian sections as a choice around childbirth
… With the medicalisation of childbirth, however, obstetricians have more power and control in a woman’s life and therefore might directly influence the choices she makes. This study considered 10 South African women’s narratives of their decision-making process in deciding to have an elective CS. …
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What Works Well at the Interface of Midwifery Care Handover
… transfer of clinical responsibility to an obstetrician as per the Ministry of Health (2012) Referral Guidelines. This transfer of clinical responsibility to the obstetric team may include a midwifery care handover to another midwife, who will then continue to provide the ongoing midwifery …
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Decision-making in critical situations during pregnancy and birth
… this thesis was to describe the experiences of obstetricians and parents and the attitudes of midwives in relation to critical situations during pregnancy and birth. The data collection (Paper I and II) started in year 2000 with interviews with obstetricians (n=14) concerning the meaning of …
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How do midwives and obstetricians communicate at the primary/secondary interface?
… collaboration works well between midwives and obstetricians as well as descriptions of unsatisfactory communication between the two professions. This qualitative research focused on communication between community based LMC (lead maternity carer) midwives and public hospital …
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Religion, Emotion, and Spirituality in American Hospital Childbirth
… spiritually or religiously significant event. As obstetrician Samantha Percival described: “It’s a very . . . almost sacred time to be allowed to watch. Kind of like, I would imagine from a worldly sense, a star being born.” At the same time, in the discourse surrounding hospital birth, …
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Religion, Emotion, and Spirituality in American Hospital Childbirth
… spiritually or religiously significant event. As obstetrician Samantha Percival described: “It’s a very . . . almost sacred time to be allowed to watch. Kind of like, I would imagine from a worldly sense, a star being born.” At the same time, in the discourse surrounding hospital birth, …
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d-Amphetahine in Obstetrical Analgesia
… modern obstetrical departments of today. Every obstetrician still seeks that analgesic or combination of agents which will produce sedation with adequate analgesia for the mother, and on the other hand, minimal depression of the Infant respiratory incentive. | The use of pharmacological agents …
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The challenges facing recruitment and retention of doctors in obstetrics and gynaecology in Ireland
… all levels of experience, and 3. Consultant obstetrician gynaecologists. The quantitative research involved detailed surveys of all penultimate year medical students in UCC (n=134, response rate 68.7%) and trainees in obstetrics and gynaecology (n=124, response rate 70.8%). The qualitative …
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Lean Management Principles to the Creation of Postpartum Hemorrhage Care Bundles
… local improvement team (LIT), co-led by an Obstetrician and Board Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist found that each month the maternity unit averages 40 PPHs with 1-2 resulting in an emergency. Over a 6-month period, the LIT decreased response time for emergencies significantly. Supply …
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Implementation of Genetic Carrier Screening In The Ob Population: Healthcare Cost Impact and Recommendation Adherence
… this study, the ordering of carrier screening by obstetricians and genetic counselors was used to determine if duplicate genetic testing was taking place at a large academic institution along with adherence to ACOG and ACMG carrier screening guidelines.</p> <p><strong>Methods.</strong> A …
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A Phenomenological Analysis of Women's Choices, Expectations and Experiences when Intending to Give Birth in a Birth Centre
… care being transferred from a midwife to an obstetrician. For women intending to give birth in the birth centre, this also meant having care transferred to the District General Hospital eight miles distant. Experiences of those women who had care transferred were of a particular interest. …
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Endometrial Cancer and Pre-Malignant Conditions in Young Women: Survey of Endometrial Sampling Practices by Canadian Gynecologists
… 4 points of contact over 9 weeks. All Canadian obstetrician/gynecologists were initially surveyed (N=1746), receiving either French or English questionnaires. Eligible respondents were gynecologists practicing in Canada who treat these young women (N=834). Order response bias was taken into …
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Physician Perceptions of Risk Regarding Mood Disorders and Pharmacological Management During Pregnancy: What Is Current Practice?
… face a high risk of relapse if unmanaged, the obstetrician faces a unique challenge in providing the best care to both mother and baby.</p> <p> It has been suggested that many obstetricians overestimate the teratogenic risks associated with psychotropic medications, while concurrently …
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Acute Fetal Behavioral Response to Prenatal Yoga: A Single Blinded, Randomized Controlled Trial
… one-time, one-hour PowerPoint presentation by an obstetrician on American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommendations for exercise, nutrition, and obesity in pregnancy. All participants underwent pre and post intervention testing which consisted of umbilical and uterine artery …
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Asphyxia neonatorum in a developing world situation : a study of the impact of asphyxia neonatorum in term infants on the pattern of handicap in the Ciskei; an evalution of its epidemiology and a trial of the efficacy of current therapy
… causes of asphyxia assigned by the specialist obstetrician in charge were cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD) (39%), utero-placental pathologies (22%), other (8%), and "unknown" where he could find no abnormality in pregnancy and labour (27%). From these findings it appears that the steps that …
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