The phrase "assisting delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is helping or facilitating the process of delivering something, such as packages or services.
Example: "The logistics team is focused on assisting delivery to ensure that all packages arrive on time."
Alternatives: "aiding delivery" or "supporting delivery".
Selective episiotomy reminders: to be placed on the surgical package for assisting delivery and in the partograph.
The association between outcome and the person assisting delivery and place of delivery were not statistically significant in the initial multivariate models.
In the univariate analysis, distance from the dispensary, attendance for ANC, the number of TT/SP doses and the person assisting delivery were all statistically significantly associated (at p < 0.05) with live birth.
They don't see any importance as they have historical beliefs from their parents that, whether they deliver at home it is fine that, it is not important to deliver at the health care facilities as at home there are grandparents (Traditional Birth Attendants) who have been assisting delivery and you will deliver.
However, in this study one third of maternal health workers were not comfortable in assisting delivery in any position other than the medically accustomed supine position and this was supported by complaint voiced by women for the supine position they were forced to deliver.
One-way ANOVAs for the remaining three behavioural decisions identify statistically significant differences in the number of ANC visits between groups for the person assisting delivery (F = 9.88, p < 0.001) and where delivery occurred (F = 20.51, p < 0.001), but not use of ITMN (F = 0.27, p = 0.766).
Fear of Ebola infection has deterred pregnant women from seeking care in health centres and health personnel from assisting deliveries, triggering an upsurge in women dying during childbirth.
The Tory council said 10 marshals were assisting deliveries to firms between 06:00 and 10 00 in Leicester Square.
A number of studies included trained TBAs assisting deliveries at the household level.
Findings of the KIIs and FGDs revealed that some TBAs were even involved in assisting deliveries with CMWs.
We have to use cloth coats and short gloves when assisting deliveries for HIV-infected pregnant women.
