Sentence examples for midwives to promote from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to evaluate educational approaches for midwives to promote breast awareness for postnatal women by measuring the knowledge, attitude and practice of midwives.

to explore midwifery practice in home birth settings in Norway, especially practice assumed by the midwives to promote normal labour and birth.

However, despite the recognised barriers, groups were unanimous that pregnancy was a time of opportunity for midwives to promote the overarching goals of public health.

"Many mothers wean too early or think that bottle feeding is best," said midwife Imansuri Hartini, who also noted that some manufacturers of formula and artificial foods provide cash incentives to midwives to promote their products.

Review of the evidence supporting recommendations about alcohol use in pregnancy may be an important component of professional development for midwives to promote practices to encourage abstinence from alcohol use in pregnancy.

Support for midwives to promote healthy GWG A model for education and support for midwives to increase their knowledge, skills and opportunity was the most commonly suggested way to help midwives promote and encourage healthy GWGs.

Despite risking rejection, the midwives tried to promote increased physical activity based on their assessment of individual needs of the pregnant woman.

One of the core tasks of the midwife is to promote and support normal birth [ 18].

Midwives are advised to promote oral health during pregnancy and are supported to do this in Australia through the Midwifery Initiated Oral Health training program.

Pregnant women who come with their spouses were seen first by the midwife or nurse to promote male involvement in maternal and child health services and PMTCT.

by exploring midwives' communication techniques intended to promote a wellness focus in the antenatal period, this study identified strategies midwives use to amplify women's own resources and capacities, with the aim of reducing antenatal anxiety.