| Titre : | Midwifery Digest (Midirs), Vol. 34, n° 1 - March 2024 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : Périodique |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2024 |
| Année de publication : | 2024 |
| Langues: | Français |
| Disponible en ligne : | Non |
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What is surrogacy?
Surrogacy, when an individual carries and gives birth for another person or a couple, is an established and legal pathway to starting a family in the UK, on the proviso that it is carried out on an altruistic (non-profit mak[...]
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As is the case for many who choose midwifery as a career, I started with the desire to be with women — to provide support and care.
When I share my chosen profession with loved ones and strangers, the automatic response is 'so you deliver babi[...]
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In early 2019, I felt that I was ready to start searching for PhD sponsorship. I reviewed the usual places: Find A PhD (findaphd.com) PhD Portal (www.phdportal.com) and Jobs.ac.uk (jobs.ac.uk/phd).
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Interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) is a qualitative methodology that is suitable for conducting midwifery research, as it concerns the subjective lived experiences of people. IPA's philosophical concepts align with midwifery in that [...]
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Amid growing international understanding that experiencing trauma and adversity are significant risk factors for poorer health and reduced life chances, the Scottish government committed to developing a trauma-informed (TI) workforce and nation.[...]
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Background: There is little published literature discussing the mental health and wellbeing of studaent midwives in relation to the clinical environment. However, it appears that many student midwives consider leaving the role because of poor me[...]
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Before beginning to study to be a midwife, I worked in various advice and guidance roles where I was fortunate enough to be offered clinical supervision. When I commented to my supervisor that I had always secretly wanted to be a midwife, she im[...]
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Bethan McEvoy ;
Michelle Anderson ;
Kym Farrant ;
Hayley Martin ;
Abigail McWhinney ;
Tabitha Newman ;
Zoé Vowles ;
Jayne Wagstaff ;
Anna Marsh
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What is a clinical academic career?
Clinical academics practise both in the clinical setting and as researchers within their specialty (Carrick-Sen et al 2016). Their unique position allows them to identify relevant research questions and appl[...]
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Background and rationale: The UK is said to be experiencing a period of hyperdiversity alongside increased global displacement, with up to a quarter of UK refugee and asylum-seeking women being of childbearing age (World Health Organization (WHO[...]
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Hyperemesis gravidarum is a life-limiting condition that is mismanaged and misunderstood by many health care professionals. This article highlights the full impact of symptoms, other than simply nausea and vomiting. Most importantly (and somethi[...]
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Background: Around a fifth of women who experience pregnancy in the UK experience perinatal loss. The majority go on to have a subsequent pregnancy within a year. Good-quality midwifery care that is tailored to the individual needs of women can [...]
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Aquanatal classes in pregnancy are routinely offered at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation London Trust, one of the UK's busiest NHS foundation trusts, with a birth rate of approximately 7000 births per year.
The aquanatal classes were starte[...]
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The uterus undergoes dramatic hypertrophic growth during pregnancy and efficient function of this muscular organ is essential for achieving safe birth outcomes for pregnant patients and neonates. Current scientific discourse on the uterine struc[...]
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Introduction : Society — and women in particular have a growing awareness of the importance of human rights in childbirth. There is increased understanding of the broader health consequences of routine postdates induction of labour (IOL). An exp[...]
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Background: Television is a form of mass communication used for educational, informational and entertainment purposes. In the UK, the viewing public has a keen interest in health care-related television programmes because of their fast-paced and[...]
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Background: Female genital mutilation (FGM) is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO (2023)) as 'the total or partial removal of the external female genitalia' on non-medical grounds. The UK has experienced high levels of migration in re[...]
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Lactational atrophic vaginitis (LAV) is a condition specific to breastfeeding women and is characterised by vaginal atrophy, caused by hypoestrogenism during lactation. This state, not dissimilar to menopause, leads to a presentation of decrease[...]
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