Sentence examples for proportion of midwives from inspiring English sources

The proportion of midwives was 30.1% and 68.2%, respectively.

The relatively high proportion of midwives lacking appropriate knowledge is mainly due to the difficulty of access to information.

Furthermore, a higher proportion of midwives in the "hands-off" group would never perform an episiotomy (37.1% vs. 24.4%, p = 0.001) for indications other than fetal distress.

This suggests that in these two states a higher proportion of midwives prioritised a person-to-person transfer of information for women and families with risk factors.

The CBI was also used to compare the proportion of midwives in each group who were burnt-out (i.e. had scores ≥ 50) (Table  4).

Half of all doctors, a quarter of nurses and a small proportion of midwives reported receiving some payment from IGF. MAs and CHNs did not receive any.

cPresented as proportion of all midwives in antenatal care (n = 1863) (personal communication).

Only a small proportion of the midwives in our survey were using recommended, evidence based suturing techniques to repair all layers of perineal trauma, despite availability of evidence based guidance [ 4, 5].

After two years there was strong evidence that a lower proportion of caseload midwives were experiencing personal burnout (14% compared to 49%, p < 0.01) and work-related burnout (5% compared to 40%, p < 0.01) compared to those in standard care.

dPresented as proportion of number of midwives in each county.

Moreover, due to poor condition of service, a large proportion of doctors and midwives migrate out of the country shortly after graduation [ 11, 12].