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International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2001 Changes over the past decade have emphasised the individual service user and their relationship with the health service. Within the maternity services this has been interpreted as woman-centred care a result of key initiatives; the Winterton Report (House of Commons, 1992. Maternity Services.
Lesley Graham
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Exploring the uses of virtues in woman-centred care: A quest, synthesis and reflection [PDF]
Nursing Philosophy, 2022 AbstractWoman‐centred care is a philosophy authentic to the midwifery profession, scaffolding and preceding the capacity and utility of woman‐centred care in daily practice. Through providing guidance on the philosophical capacities—the virtues—the practical capacity and utility of woman‐centred care becomes more clear and more tangible.
Yvonne J Kuipers
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Woman-centred care: An integrative review of the empirical literature [PDF]
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2019 The objective of this review is to explore, review and synthesize the empirical literature that reports on the concept of woman centred care.Integrative review of the empirical literature on the concept of woman centred care.A comprehensive search strategy was conducted using the phrase 'woman-centred care' 'women-centred care' (and all associated ...
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Providing woman-centred care in complex pregnancy situations
Midwifery, 2021Midwifery philosophy and practice is grounded in providing woman-centred care. The available evidence was reviewed to better understand how to provide Woman-centred midwifery care in complex pregnancy situations. Complexity in this context is defined as psychosocial or biomedical risk factors that place the mother and/or her baby at increased risk for ...
Simone Naughton +2 more
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Defining woman-centred care: A concept analysis
MidwiferyIn midwifery a shared definition of woman-centred care is lacking, and this remains an identified gap in the evidence underpinning midwifery practice.Woman-centred care is an underpinning philosophy used in midwifery practice both nationally and internationally.To analyse the practice of woman-centred care to clarify its meaning and comprehension and ...
Susannah Brady +2 more
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Towards a conceptualisation of woman centred care — A global review of professional standards
Women and Birth, 2022Woman centred care is purported to underpin Midwifery philosophy. However, the evidence and focus of this concept within midwifery professional standards has yet to be verified. Further to this, woman centred care is, at this time, mostly depicted as a way of assisting, supporting and interacting with a woman and her family.
Maree Crepinsek
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Development and piloting the Woman Centred Care Scale (WCCS)
Women and Birth, 2017In midwifery we espouse a woman centred care approach to practice, yet in midwifery education no valid instrument exists with which to measure the performance of these behaviours in midwifery students.To develop and validate an instrument to measure woman centred care behaviours in midwifery students.We identified four core concepts; woman's sphere ...
Susannah Brady +2 more
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British Journal of Midwifery, 2021
Are women really at the centre of care in the modern maternity system? Dr Clare Davison investigates
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Are women really at the centre of care in the modern maternity system? Dr Clare Davison investigates
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Dutch midwives’ views on and experiences with woman-centred care — A Q-methodology study [PDF]
Women and Birth, 2019 Woman-centred care is a philosophy for midwifery care management of the childbearing woman. There is no mutually recognised internalised way in midwifery to provide woman-centred care.To reveal midwives' distinct perspectives about woman-centred care.A Q-methodology study amongst 48 Dutch community-based midwives who rank-ordered 39 statements on woman-
Elise van Beeck +2 more
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Women and Birth, 2023
As an integral and guiding approach, woman centred care is well-grounded as the cornerstone of midwifery training and practice. A previous global review established that the concept, even though acknowledged as pivotal, has limited attention within the professional standards documents that underpin the discipline [1].
Maree Crepinsek
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As an integral and guiding approach, woman centred care is well-grounded as the cornerstone of midwifery training and practice. A previous global review established that the concept, even though acknowledged as pivotal, has limited attention within the professional standards documents that underpin the discipline [1].
Maree Crepinsek
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