Sentence examples for routine childbirth from inspiring English sources
As described, most of the interventions for perinatal depression were integrated into existing health programmes, such as nutrition, child health, and development programmes, positive parenting programs, PMTCT programmes, routine childbirth education sessions, and community health programmes.
Routine childbirth is managed by midwives in the UK, while in the US midwifery by qualified nurses has been slow to develop and many babies are still delivered by obstetricians.
These interventions are a part of a series of health system packages of routine childbirth and postnatal care which link to care before, during and after pregnancy and aim to address the major causes of neonatal morbidity and mortality.
She tested her original routine, about childbirth, at an open-mike session at the East Side Comedy Club, which used to be in Huntington.
They propose additional indicators for this purpose that include use of the partograph as routine for childbirth care.
Episiotomy remains a routine procedure at childbirth in many South-East Asian countries but the reasons for this are unknown.
Although medical interventions play an important role in preserving lives and maternal comfort they have become increasingly routine in normal childbirth.
Consideration needs to be given to routine screening around childbirth fear, and application of existing best evidence for promoting normal birth.
The system was used for routine antenatal and childbirth care but did not replace the existing paper based system; at the end of each consultation the health workers would complete the usual paper work.
In a debate article in the BMJ in 2002, the authors state that medical interventions have become routine in normal childbirth, without evidence of effectiveness. 4 This view is supported by others. 2 A strength of this trial is the time for randomisation when comparing intrapartum birth care and birth outcome in low-risk birth units and standard care units.
By now the title is almost defiant, daring you to view childbirth as routine.
