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Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2021
To explore the decision-making processes of women who planned home births and to generate an emerging theoretical description of these processes.Qualitative descriptive study using grounded theory.A certified nurse-midwifery home birth practice in a midsized city in the United States.Eleven adult women who planned home births with certified nurse ...
Jessica Coburn, Jennifer J. Doering
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To explore the decision-making processes of women who planned home births and to generate an emerging theoretical description of these processes.Qualitative descriptive study using grounded theory.A certified nurse-midwifery home birth practice in a midsized city in the United States.Eleven adult women who planned home births with certified nurse ...
Jessica Coburn, Jennifer J. Doering
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Pediatrics In Review, 2021
1. Kristi Watterberg, MD* 1. *University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Albuquerque, NM The percentage of women planning to give birth at home varies greatly by country. In the United States the percentage is quite low (∼1%) but increasing, primarily among white, non-Hispanic women.
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1. Kristi Watterberg, MD* 1. *University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Albuquerque, NM The percentage of women planning to give birth at home varies greatly by country. In the United States the percentage is quite low (∼1%) but increasing, primarily among white, non-Hispanic women.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1973
Four years ago in a class I was teaching, a man and his wife declared they would deliver their baby at home among friends. A doctor friend would stand by, but they would assume responsibility for the birth themselves. They had their baby at home, and a second child two years later. They were the first of many couples I met in prenatal classes who chose
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Four years ago in a class I was teaching, a man and his wife declared they would deliver their baby at home among friends. A doctor friend would stand by, but they would assume responsibility for the birth themselves. They had their baby at home, and a second child two years later. They were the first of many couples I met in prenatal classes who chose
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Birth at Home – At Home With Birth
Canadian Journal of Midwifery Research and PracticeIn Canada, homebirth and midwifery seem to be inseparable. Prior to regulation, women wanting homebirths sought midwives and women wanting midwifery care often gave birth at home. Choice of birthplace, including the option of homebirth became a central tenet of regulated midwifery across the country.
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