Sentence examples for birth approach from inspiring English sources

The feminist framework of childbirth is discussed, since this is arguably the most important scholarly model of birth that supports a humanized birth approach.

Our findings showed that many of the components of the external and the internal environment of a highly specialized hospital can act as facilitating or barriers for the 'humanization of birth' approach.

Sixteen themes and sub-themes emerged from the context describing the facilitating factors and eleven themes and sub-themes explained the barriers towards the humanization of birth approach in the studied highly specialized hospital.

The Ministry of Health of the Government of Catalonia provided financial support to 32 of these hospitals to improve their facilities and to adapt maternity wards where women labour and deliver in line with the normal birth approach.

Previous research has shown that a hospital's policies and procedures, inadequate staffing, technology-focused care, and a lack of continuity of care are barriers to a more humanized birth approach in specialized hospitals [ 13].

This phenomenal growth rate slows dramatically as birth approaches.

As the baby's birth approached, the couple took the house off the market.

As the centennial of Albert Camus's birth approaches, Robert Zaretsky reflects that the writer's legacy might misrepresent the man.

But as the centenary of Joyce's birth approached in 1982, he felt increasingly embarrassed by his failure to get through it.

With no such film yet in existence (Mike Leigh Stephen Frearss?), and with the 150th anniversary of Satie's birth approaching, I thought I'd write in the meantime a musical theatre piece – a "theatrecital"?

As the centenary of Henry's birth approached, Harry wrote to Maxwell Perkins at Scribner's about a young scholar: "Leon Edel by name, Jew, born in Canada … He is a great HJ admirer, very discriminating … He is quite unknown, very meticulous".