Sentence examples for midwives with a from inspiring English sources

Prenatal and delivery care is primarily provided by midwives, with a doctor available in case a Caesarean section is needed or other complications arise.

The women who are intent upon their private conversation behind the bending back of the Virgin are usually described by scholars as midwives, but they are midwives with a heightened sense of fashionable courtly dress, especially the one with her back to us, whose tumbling robe – and what a lovely, wayward line it makes as it falls – seems to be worked and hemmed with gold.

This study purposively sampled midwives with a range of roles - community midwives (middle grade clinical midwives) and their team leaders, as well as consultant midwives (senior clinical midwives with a remit for professional leadership, evaluation and education).

Home births are primarily attended by midwives with a philosophical orientation toward birth as a normal physiological process.

Sharing and reflecting with midwives from various backgrounds provide midwives with a golden opportunity to learn, enhance skills, and build trusting relationships.

Although the midwives with a higher percentage of Muslim clients (more than 9%) had more knowledge of Islamic attitudes to terminating pregnancy in general than the midwives with a lower percentage of Muslim clients, the specific knowledge in both groups of termination with regard to trisomy 21 and other congenital anomalies was limited.

The reason is that the participation of the midwives in this project was voluntary and only a limited group of midwives with an interest in the project took part and included women in the study.

Ms. Blaustein, a midwife with a practice on 59th Street in Manhattan, said she sometimes drives to work.

A thoroughgoing Enlightenment man, Marinus teaches medicine to selected Japanese students, among them a young midwife with a burn-scarred yet beautiful face.

She was already a midwife with a background in yoga and meditation; as she studied his program over the next few years, she started to wonder if his ideas could be applied to childbirth preparation.

Jacob also finds himself magnetically drawn to Orito Aibagawa, a young Japanese midwife with a scarred face, who is studying medicine on Dejima, under the tutelage of a Dutch doctor, Marinus.