Sentence examples for midwives would perceive from inspiring English sources

Midwives would perceive abortion as a work task if it were legalized, and would not feel compromised conducting it, but a reluctance to bear the guilt of killing and a fear of being judged by God as well as by society were present amongst some of the providers.

Rational women would perceive their real duties.

If we did we would perceive chaos.

(Midwife 4) Midwives perceive that immigrant women make use of midwifery services mainly during pregnancies.

In an older UK study differences in the perceived relevance of weighing influenced whether midwives would act in response to "abnormal" GWG, and whether they advised women to gain or lose weight during pregnancy [ 18].

(Midwife 7) Finally, midwives perceive that most of the teenage pregnancies occur among immigrant women.

The Royal College of Midwives said more midwives would facilitate greater access, including longer appointments, for socially disadvantaged women.

"I never thought I would see the day when midwives would be balloting for strike action," said Ms O'Grady.

Obstetricians and midwives would screen all women through pregnancy and through the first postpartum year.

Two out of three midwives would like to work part-time (as most midwives in the Netherlands do [ 2]).

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.