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02 April 2020 02 Apr 2020

Volume 28 | Issue 4

ISSN (Print): 0969-4900

ISSN (Online): 2052-4307

Does COVID-19 affect pregnant women?

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First week on the job

Why Oxytocin Matters

A report on a quality improvement initiative to increase midwives' confidence in attending home birth

Investigation of informed consent procedures initiated in the intrapartum period

Utilisation of antenatal care services as determinants of satisfaction and its challenges in Lagos, Nigeria

Despite some midwives experiencing anxiety after returning to clinical practice after some time, they still expressed a degree of passion for midwifery as a profession

Back to the future: midwives' experiences of undertaking a return to midwifery practice programme

Women tend to feel more confident, and less fearful, if they are in a birthing environment that is controlled and follows a procedure

Childbirth satisfaction and perceptions of control: postnatal psychological implications

Professional midwifery advocates are offering their expertise in the form of a consulting service to better support practising midwives grappling with professional challenges

What is a professional midwifery advocate?

No woman should receive a wrong dose of oxytocin as a result of confusion over the name of a drug

Terminology review: changing culture to reduce risk

Stress from working long hours and coping with workloads cause some midwives to burnout

Exploring problematic substance use among registered midwives

It is important to recognise whether a woman has gestational diabetes mellitus early on in order to prevent complication in pregnancy

Gestational diabetes and ethics

Learning practical baby care skills can boost the confidence of both parents

Enabling perinatal volunteering

Why breech birth matters