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Water Birth in the Hospital Setting
Nursing for Women's Health, 2014Many women seek alternative birth methods, including water immersion for labor and birth, which several hospitals now offer. Although thousands of water births have occurred with few adverse outcomes documented, research findings on water birth have been sparse and mixed, and further study is necessary. Clinicians should discuss the potential risks and
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American family physician, 2021
Since the 1970s, most births in the United States have been planned to occur in a hospital. However, a small percentage of Americans choose to give birth outside of a hospital. The number of out-of-hospital births has increased, with one in every 61 U.S. births (1.64%) occurring out of the hospital in 2018.
Gregory, Lang +2 more
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Since the 1970s, most births in the United States have been planned to occur in a hospital. However, a small percentage of Americans choose to give birth outside of a hospital. The number of out-of-hospital births has increased, with one in every 61 U.S. births (1.64%) occurring out of the hospital in 2018.
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Histoire des sciences medicales, 1998
Hospitals were founded as early as the forth century, by the Church in the Byzantine Empire. However, it was not before the sixth century, with the Reform of Justinian, that the hospital got its definitive organization. In Bagdad, as soon as the eight century, the christian-nestorian doctors organized the first hospitals in the Arab-Muslim world.
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Hospitals were founded as early as the forth century, by the Church in the Byzantine Empire. However, it was not before the sixth century, with the Reform of Justinian, that the hospital got its definitive organization. In Bagdad, as soon as the eight century, the christian-nestorian doctors organized the first hospitals in the Arab-Muslim world.
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Birth Certificate Methods in Five Hospitals
Public Health Nursing, 2003Abstract This study evaluated the methods of data collection of birth certificate information by five high‐delivery hospitals in northern Texas. Research purposes were to identify sources and methods of birth certificate data collection and identify the most‐reliable methods.
Sally, Northam +2 more
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Birth-Control Education in an Urban Hospital
Psychiatric Services, 1969(44) antipsychotic medications when a patient becomes pregnant, so that some patients who are adjusting at home on a maintenance dosage suffer a relapse and must be hospitalized again. Most mental hospitals have a high proportion of impulsive, impressionable, and often frankly prorniscuous youngsters-a very high risk group for out-ofwedlock pregnancies.
A M, Mesnikoff, S, Matorin
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Semergen, 2017
Childbirth is a physiological process and, as such, there should be limited assistance for the woman to ensure that it follows its natural process, avoiding any possible complication and, if they do appear, attempting to resolve them. Health personnel should try to achieve a balance between safety and the least possible outside assistance.
N, Fernández Domínguez +3 more
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Childbirth is a physiological process and, as such, there should be limited assistance for the woman to ensure that it follows its natural process, avoiding any possible complication and, if they do appear, attempting to resolve them. Health personnel should try to achieve a balance between safety and the least possible outside assistance.
N, Fernández Domínguez +3 more
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Contrasts in the Birthing Place Hospital and Birth Center
1980I (BYA) was born in my grandparents’ house on October 20,1937, in Waynesville, Georgia. My mother was attended by a white country doctor who, along with several grannies, served this rural community. My grandparents’ house was the birthplace of my mother, her six sisters and brothers, and eighteen of my cousins.
Byllye Y. Avery, Judith M. Levy
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[The birth of modern hospital].
Medicina nei secoli, 2003The modern hospital was born in France, at the end of the XVIII century. The article analyzes the debate promoted by the Académie des Sciences to ascertain what was necessary to rebuild the the hotel Dieu, destroyed by fire. This was the occasion to definitively condemn the medical conception of hospital.
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Planned Out-of-Hospital Birth and Birth Outcomes
New England Journal of Medicine, 2016Jonathan M, Snowden +2 more
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1994
The main provisions of the law as to registration of births and deaths in England and Wales are contained in the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953. By section 41 of the Act, ‘house’ as referring to the place of a birth or death is defined as including a public institution and ‘a public institution’, rather inelegantly, as a prison, lock-up or ...
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The main provisions of the law as to registration of births and deaths in England and Wales are contained in the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953. By section 41 of the Act, ‘house’ as referring to the place of a birth or death is defined as including a public institution and ‘a public institution’, rather inelegantly, as a prison, lock-up or ...
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