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What are the roles of clinical nurses and midwife specialists?
British Journal of Nursing, 2013Research shows the increasing part the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) plays in healthcare today. But what does a CNS actually do in their day-to day-work? This study, set in the Republic of Ireland, aimed to explore the CNS and clinical midwife specialist (CMS) roles in practice.
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Birth Trauma Debriefing: A Specialist Midwife’s Perspective
The Student Midwife, 2023In the UK, 4 in 100 women and birthing people develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) postnatally.1 In addition, up to 30% of maternity service users experience childbirth as a traumatic event. Factors leading to birth trauma are numerous, and support for parents affected by birth trauma must be provided in a timely, sensitive and individualised ...
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Developing a specialist midwife practitioner in Russia
British Journal of Midwifery, 2007In Russia poor maternal and perinatal mortality and morbidity rates are coupled with a declining birth rate (World Health Organization, 2005). In order to improve outcomes for women and their babies there was an identified need to improve the knowledge and skills of midwives.
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The future role for a diabetes specialist midwife
Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2010In the United Kingdom diabetes is now the most common, pre-existing medical disorder in pregnancy [Jincoe A. Diabetes: monitoring maternal and fetal wellbeing. Br J Midwifery 2006;14(2):91-4], and still continues to have associated risks for the mother, fetus and neonate [Confidential Enquiry into Maternal and Child Health.
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Developing a role for a diabetes specialist midwife
British Journal of Midwifery, 2009Diabetes 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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Ask a Midwife: Advice and Perspectives from a Specialist Cultural Liaison Midwife
The Student Midwife, 2020Specialist cultural liaison midwife and Association of South Asian Midwives (ASAM) co-founder, Benash Nazmeen RM, answers questions from students, midwives and the TSM editorial board. We focus on her decision to pursue a career in midwifery, her student midwife journey and the work she is doing to elevate the voices of women from marginalised ...
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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
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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
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