Sentence examples for model for maternity from inspiring English sources

For the long-term health of mothers, we desperately need a different model for maternity care – one that is community based; gives midwifery continuity; and where birth takes place at, or close to home for most healthy women.

Proposing a new model for maternity care services within a university hospital ensures safety and scientific legitimacy, not only for women and their families, but also for obstetric professionals.

The goals of the Center are two-fold: 1) to improve maternity care in in the local region, and 2) to develop and refine a new model for improved maternity care in Tibetan (and other hard-to-reach rural) areas of China.

In the absence of any meaningful health, child-care, or educational provisions, martyrdom appears to be the only feasible model for successful maternity — with destructive consequences for both mothers and children.

These comparisons will use appropriate (that is, standard or logistic) multivariable regression models, adjusting for maternity unit, initial preference regarding mode of delivery, and value of the outcome variable at baseline.

to describe the experiences of women, midwives and others during the establishment of a new model of maternity care for remote dwelling Aboriginal women transferred to a regional centre in northern Australia for maternity care and birth.

Pregnant women in Australia have a range of options for models of maternity care [ 7].

A literature review on models of maternity care for young women (aged 21 years and under) suggests group antenatal care is associated with higher antenatal attendance, lower preterm birth and higher breastfeeding initiation, and a multi-disciplinary young women's clinic may also improve antenatal visit attendance and reduce preterm birth [ 33].

Continuity of midwifery care is increasingly being introduced as a model for low risk maternity care and before this model can be recommended to the care of women whose BMI is ≥30, safety and cost-effectiveness need to be evaluated.

These evidence-based position statements advocate for birth environments and models of maternity care that prioritize the judicious use of obstetric technology when caring for healthy women and newborns.

'There is evidence to support General Practitioner (GP) models of maternity care as satisfactory for women and just as safe when compared to obstetric-led care' (submission 468).