Sentence examples for midwives would have from inspiring English sources

Warwick said she did not believe midwives would have looked at the "normal births" campaign and thought it meant pushing normal birth "beyond the point of safety.

For example, performance evaluations of our nurse midwives would have documented insufficient knowledge of resuscitation protocols, enabling targeted education to improve resuscitation quality.

Older midwives would have known how they used to treat women at the maternity hospital when they were giving birth compared to how they treat them now" [Mother, Benin] [ 41].

It didn't seem to be a problem – we assumed the incoming midwife would have plenty of time to get to our house.

In 1975 at Dandenong hospital, the midwife would have seen my penis and scrotum and yelled out to my mum: "It's a boy!" And so I became Simon, a son to a very proud mum and dad.

For example, a 'registered midwife' would have completed a more advanced training than an 'enrolled midwife,' but both midwives would be required to obtain a UNMC registration following completion of training and passing the examination.

Fat women therefore required intervention to allow the child to be delivered: the midwife would have to manually open and dilate the passages so that the child could be born.

Depending on the infant's 1 and 10 min Apgar Score and general condition, the midwife would have to assess the infant's risk of e.g. neonatal hypoglycaemia and hypothermia and maybe seek pediatric advice (e.g. via telephone).

"Without midwives, we would have difficulties in reaching as many people as we do in the rural areas," Dr. Kunii adds.

As midwife, Elisheva would have been ever-present in intimate moments of a family's life, providing a kind of pastoral care at an important lifecycle event and playing a crucial yet largely unlauded role in forming the next generation of Israelites.

Other variables entered in analysis but not significant in either primiparous or multiparous women: visited at home by midwife, number of different midwives who visited, would have liked to see midwife more/less frequently at home, met midwife before, confidence in staff postnatally, choice about where to access care, groups of postnatal problems at 10 days and 3 months.