The committee that advises licensing in my state must consist of 2 CPMs, a CNM who attends out of hospital births, an OB / GYN, and a member of the public who has had
midwife care outside of a hospital.
Not exact matches
Midwives describe the desire to peel away these fictions of medicalized prenatal
care, exposing strong and capable women who «grow» and birth babies
outside the regulatory and self - regulatory processes naturalized by modern, technocratic obstetrics...
I am a home birth
midwife who practices according to the
Midwives Model of
Care and is trained to assist healthy pregnant women who choose to give birth
outside the hospital.
With out - of - hospital birth, we assess the baby's vital signs and do a full physical exam after the birth, however,
midwives and even OBs who practice
outside of the hospital are not specialists in pediatric
care.
In many countries
outside of the US,
midwives are the primary
care givers in maternity systems that have better neonatal mortality rates than those of the US.
For the purposes of the current analysis, we excluded responses about childbirth experiences from
outside of British Columbia and about health center nurses and «other»
care providers from the dataset, to focus on the three types of primary maternity
care providers available in BC (i.e.
midwives, family physicians, or obstetricians).
For parents planning births
outside of the hospital, it is also important to know your
midwife's usual plan for transfer of
care (prenatally and in labor), whether or not surgical birth is part of your birth plan.
To what extent the observed benefits can be attributed to the model of midwifery
care, midwifery philosophy, or to the quality and degree of relationship between the
care provider and women was
outside the scope of this review and requires an in - depth exploration of the mechanisms through which
midwife - led
care might work.
When we consider the well - known health consequences of a cesarean — not to mention the exponentially higher costs — this study brings a fresh reminder of the benefits of
midwife - led
care outside of our overburdened hospital system.
When the
care required is
outside the
midwife's scope of practice or expertise, the woman is referred to other health
care providers for additional consultation or
care.
Midwives need to know when the situation becomes
outside of their scope of practice and then shift the
care to doctors if necessary.