Sentence examples for birth services from inspiring English sources

As a midwife who provides home birth services, I see women who want to feel respected in health care.

Clearly, if a local NHS provider has a policy of offering home birth services to low risk women, such women would have a reasonable expectation that the service was, in practice, available.

(1) to describe educational, practice, and personal experiences related to home birth practice among Canadian obstetricians, family physicians, and registered midwives; (2) to identify barriers to provision of planned home birth services, and (3) to examine inter-professional differences in attitudes towards planned home birth.

When I arrived at the addresses listed online, I found clustered strip malls absent of any Russian medical consultants or birth services.

Most health centers provide birth services, but not usually C-sections or other major surgery.

Hospitals profit from laboratory tests and birth services, so these services were promoted by the hospital.

So it is up to local populations, if they want a home birth service, to lobby their CCGs.

Tomorrow on 10 September, the European Court of Human Rights will hear argument in a case brought by two Czech women, who complain that they were denied a home birth service.

The European Court is likely to pay lip service to Article 8, the clause that governs the right to respect for one's private life, without forcing a state to provide a home birth service on demand.

Last Friday, the Irish High Court decided not to award substantial legal costs against an expectant mother, Aja Teehan, who challenged the Health Service Executive (HSE) for not offering her a home birth service.

Birth preparedness is defined as every pregnant woman and her family making a decision beforehand about the place of birth, service provider, and health facility, and having selected key items prior to delivery.