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[Home childbirth--safe enough for the mother and the child?].
Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 2009 openaire +1 more source
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Giving birth on our own terms–Women's experience of childbirth at home
Midwifery, 2017home births are quite rare and are not supported as part of mainstream health care services in most European countries. Women who choose home as the place of birth often do so because maternity services in hospitals do not offer the options that they want.
Tarja Suominen
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Childbirth at home in Portugal
2016Servir, N.º 59 (2016): suplemento - 3º Congresso Nacional ACEPS - Cidadania em Saúde: barómetro social e ...
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British Journal of Midwifery, 2004
Pregnant women, revealed by good antenatal screening to be without obstetric risk, may prefer to deliver at home rather than in hospital. However, the possibility of unanticipated complications requires for their safety the presence of two health professionals in the home and the existence of an emergency flying squad.
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Pregnant women, revealed by good antenatal screening to be without obstetric risk, may prefer to deliver at home rather than in hospital. However, the possibility of unanticipated complications requires for their safety the presence of two health professionals in the home and the existence of an emergency flying squad.
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Childbirth at Home— A Family‐Centered Affair
JOGN Nursing, 1976The author shares the experiences and feelings associated with her planned home delivery. Although primarily a subjective, descriptive article written from the mother's point of view, it also includes an evaluation of home birth from the perspective of other family members, a description of the special situation that led to opting for home delivery ...
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Filipina mothers' perceptions about childbirth at home
International Nursing Review, 2011Hadwiger M.C. & Hadwiger S.C. (2011) Filipina mothers' perceptions about childbirth at home. International Nursing Review59, 125–131Background: The maternal mortality rate (MMR) in the Philippines has not dropped significantly since the Millennium Development Goals were established by the World Health Organization in 2000 to decrease MMR by 75% by
M.C. Hadwiger, S.C. Hadwiger
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Hospital meets patient demand for 'home-style' childbirth.
Hospitals, 1978A university-affiliated hospital faced increasing patient demand to minimize or eliminate traditional medical and institutional involvement in labor and delivery. To develop appropriate responses to this demand, the hospital established a committee that included professional practitioners and consumers.
C T, Hardy, L, Ekbladh
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