support” (Reiger & Lane‚ 2009). Midwifery care‚ associated with low risk pregnancies‚ provides a comfortable and caring environment that is a personal experience for both the mother and the baby‚ as well as provides are more comfortable form of before and after care in comparison to physicians. Annotations Galotti‚ K.M.‚ Pierce‚ B.‚ Reimer‚ R.L.‚ & Luckner‚ A.E. (2000). Midwife or doctor: A study of pregnant women making delivery decisions. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health‚ 45(4). This
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My personal statement My desire to be a midwife began before studying nursing diploma in Spain. There are several reasons for this interest‚ beginning with my cousin’s completion of a midwifery course. She has told me very much about her course and I was excited to hear about each element of it. Another factor which attracted me to this branch of nursing was the excitement of taking part in a birth. Witnessing the happiness of those involved is always an unforgettable experience and to smooth
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the skills and knowledge they possess to educate others whether it be at nursing schools or schools of allied health or medicine. CNMs can become part of national or local affairs in order to create policies for health care reform‚ lead a nurse-midwifery practice in a specific type of work environment‚ or even perform clinical researches surrounding health benefits‚ safety‚ and cost-effectiveness of certain aspects and
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limitations in demonstrating the achievement of the proficiencies in practice through supporting evidence and develop and action plan to develop my knowledge‚ skills and attitude around the chosen proficiencies. The NMC (2004)‚ under the Nursing and Midwifery Order (2001)‚ are required to maintain a register of all qualified nurses and midwives‚ and establish standards of proficiencies that students on pre-registration courses must achieve in order to gain entry to their relevant part of the register
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for use on the ward I work “The children’s passport”. I will discuss barriers that can inhibit use of PCP tools and will question whether these tools can really be considered person centred. I will maintain confidentiality at all times using pseudonyms. Working within the nursing and midwifery code of conduct. (2008) In the1950’s psychologist Carl Rogers was the first person to use the term ‘person centred’ He pioneered the concept of personhood believing ‘The organism has one basic tendency and
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CRITIQUING MONTHLY MEDICATION COMPLIANCE AUDIT TOOL This critique essay‚ will firstly‚ identify the chosen tool‚ examine what is good‚ bad‚ accurate and inaccurate and rational the chosen audit tool. Secondly‚ it aims to explore and demonstrate understanding of the relationship between clinical governance and audit and how‚ why this type of audit tool is implemented in my workplace. In addition to the second point‚ clinical governance and audit tool will be defined. Thirdly‚ the point will focus
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two different job roles and investigate the health care sector. The job roles I have chosen are midwifery and mental health worker. For each job role I am going to explain the following requirements: Education and training Duties Knowledge and understanding Practical skills Personal qualities Midwifery As there are no national minimum academic entry requirements for entry into pre-registration midwifery degrees‚ each higher education institution running courses sets its own criteria‚ however‚ higher
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Using no more than 2000 words reflect on your experience of working in this placement area. You should consider what you have learned about the specific practice area‚ for example whether it is forensic‚ community nursing speciality‚ what you have learned about yourself and the complexity of the Learning Disability nurse’s role within it. You are expected to apply a reflective framework of your choice and support your reflection with appropriate references. This piece of reflection will focus
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a realistic expectation? British Journal of Midwifery‚ 15(8)‚ 485 - 490. Kelly‚ A.‚ & Edwards‚ M. A. (1998). Informed consent. USA: University of Washington. King’s Fund. (1993). Maternity care: choice‚ continuity and change. Consensus statement‚ London: King’s Fund Centre. Levy‚ V. (1999). Midwives‚ informed choice and power: part 3. British Journal of Midwifery‚ 7(11)‚ 694 - 699. McLean. M. (2006). Midwives‚ Mothers and Mothers-in-law. Midwifery today‚ 7‚ 10-11. Ministry of health. (2002)
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practices didn’t help in the development of the medical field‚ there were auspicious practices that were beneficial‚ such as midwifery‚ ingrafting‚ and faith in God. Midwifery‚ during the 1700’s‚ was one of the most womanized practices of the century. To get the help of a male midwife was a belittlement to the female midwife and it was also a way of disparaging midwifery (Document 2). Also‚ midwives were expected to obtain the knowledge of caring for and to the skills for the well-being of women
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