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End-of-Life Doulas

Professional Case Management, 2023
Death doulas are people who help people at the end of life with dying, just like birth doulas help at the beginning of life. Views of traditions surrounding death, such as funerals and other ways to memorialize loved ones, are shifting. Death doula associations are seeing an increased interest from people who are seeking death doulas and those who wish
Debbie, Salgia, Sari, Williams
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Integrating Doulas Into Hospital Births: Provider Perceptions of Doulas and Doula Care [22C]

Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2019
INTRODUCTION: A birth doula provides continuous informational, physical and emotional support during pregnancy, labor and immediately postpartum. Existing published data on the health benefits of birth doulas, especially for low-resource, high-need patients, do not address how and why individual providers decide
Kira Neel   +2 more
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Doulas for Childbearing Women

MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 2015
Doulas are sometimes sought to provide support to women during childbirth. Communication between nurses and doulas is essential to work together effectively and promote the best outcomes for the mother and baby. An understanding of the training and certification of doulas and potential roles and benefits of a doula-assisted birth can be the foundation ...
Jessica, Ahlemeyer, Suzanne, Mahon
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Midwives’ and doulas’ perspectives of the role of the doula in Australia: A qualitative study

Midwifery, 2011
to explore midwives' and doulas' perspectives of the role of the doula in Australia.doulas are relatively new in Australia; nevertheless, demand for them is increasing. Research has not previously explored the role of a doula in Australia. This research aimed to answer the question: What are midwives' and doulas' perspectives of the role of a doula in ...
Stevens, Jeni   +3 more
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Doulas as Professional and Institutional Allies: The Upsides of Doula Disruption

International Journal of Childbirth
BACKGROUND: The U.S. government recently prioritized including doulas in the perinatal workforce to help improve outcomes. Despite federal support, reticence among institutional leaders and discord between clinical staff and doulas present barriers to collaboration and policy implementation.
Victoria Craig Keenan   +2 more
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Being an end-of-life doula

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2021
This article describes what an end-of-life doula is, the training involved and how these individuals can help someone achieve the death they want, reflecting on a role that has existed traditionally in communities for centuries without formal recognition.
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