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Developing a role for a diabetes specialist midwife

British Journal of Midwifery, 2009
Diabetes is the most common, pre-existing medical disorder in pregnancy in the UK (NICE, 2008), and continues to have associated risks for the mother, fetus and neonate (CEMACH, 2007). Worldwide diabetes is becoming more prevalent (Macfarlane, 2006) and type 2 diabetes in the childbearing population is on the increase.
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A national cross‐sectional study measuring predictors for improved service user outcomes across clinical nurse or midwife specialist, advanced nurse practitioner and control sites

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2013
AbstractAimThe aim was to identify key patient outcomes and to compare these outcomes across services that employed clinical specialists (either nurse or midwife) or advanced nurse practitioners with matched, non post‐holding services.BackgroundIn nursing and evaluation research, it is recognized that, further patient outcome studies, which measure and
Catherine, Comiskey, Imelda, Coyne, Joan, Lalor, Cecily, Begley   +3 more
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Profile of advanced nurse / midwife practitioners and clinical nurse / midwife specialist in Ireland

2010
It is ten years since the Commission on Nursing recommended in 1998 the development of a clinical career pathway for nurses and midwives in Ireland. The National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery established the first Irish frameworks for role development for clinical nurse and midwife specialists (CNS/CMSs) and advanced
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The Nurse‐Midwife—A Clinical Specialist

Bulletin of the American College of Nurse-Midwifery, 1963
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Service needs analysis for clinical nurse / midwife specialist and advanced nurse / midwife practitioner posts

2008
National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery ...
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Midwife as specialist

2020
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Evaluation of clinical nurse and midwife specialist and advanced nurse and midwife practitioner roles in Ireland (SCAPE): Final report

2012
This study, through extensive research methods, utilising a variety of data collection tools, has examined the clinical outcomes of clinical specialists and advanced practitioners in Ireland. This study has demonstrated conclusively that care provided by clinical specialists and advanced practitioners improves patient/client outcomes, is safe ...
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BUBs Quit study: Clinical Midwife Specialist as change agent assisting pregnant women to quit smoking using counselling and embedded technology

Women and Birth, 2023
Donna Hartz, Mrs Maria Crilley, Robyn Richmond   +2 more
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Clinical nurse/midwife specialist role resource pack (8.11 MB)

2008
SEHB ...
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THE ROLE OF THE MIDWIFE, THE FAMILY PRACTITIONER AND THE SPECIALIST IN NORMAL LABOUR

BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1955
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