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期刊名:Women and birth

缩写:WOMEN BIRTH

ISSN:1871-5192

e-ISSN:1878-1799

IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Malin Edqvist,Karin Henley Listermar,Hannah G Dahlen et al. Malin Edqvist et al.
Background: There is a lack of knowledge regarding how midwifery preceptors provide support during the second stage of labour while teaching. The aim of this study was to explore how midwives support women when they are p...
Sheridan Thomas,Georgia Allan,Vanessa Heaslip et al. Sheridan Thomas et al.
Problem: Midwifery education is predominantly influenced by Eurocentric models, contributing to systemic health inequalities for marginalised groups. Back...
Linda Sweet,Sara Borrelli,Karen Matvienko-Sikar et al. Linda Sweet et al.
Problem: Writing for publication can be a challenging experience. Whilst midwives develop writing skills through their university education, writing a journal article can be quite different. ...
Ella Tuohy,Lorna Sweeney,Daniela Rohde et al. Ella Tuohy et al.
Background: In Ireland, maternity care is provided through a mixture of public and private services, with type of maternity care offered varying according to availability, clinical need and geographic location. ...
Paula Medway,Alison M Hutchinson,Linda Sweet Paula Medway
Background: Since 2019, maternity care in Australia has been guided by the national maternity policy, Woman-centred care: Strategic directions for Australian maternity services (the Strategy). The Strategy has four core v...
Brianne G McIntyre,Debbie Massey,Nigel Lee et al. Brianne G McIntyre et al.
Background: Hydration assessment and management during labour play an important role in maternal and newborn outcomes. Studies indicate that clinical practice is inconsistent, with limited consensus evident in clinical gu...
Yaxuan Xu,Yuhan Tang,Mengxue Wang et al. Yaxuan Xu et al.
Background: Women-centered care for positive childbirth experiences is currently a global trend. However, there are some barriers to promoting women's positive childbirth experiences in practice. This study explored midwi...
Moira Williamson,Tanya S Capper,Rachelle M Chee et al. Moira Williamson et al.
Problem: Midwives are required to provide care based on Cultural Safety for First Nations women and families. Recent literature has suggested that midwives' understanding of Cultural Safety and how it translates into thei...
Tanisha L Springall,Kerry Hall,Amanda G Carter Tanisha L Springall
Background: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (hereafter referred to as First Nations) childbearing women report negative experiences from a lack of culturally safe maternity care. Evidence supports improved health ou...