Neonatal Scenario Training: The Birth of a New Era of Education?
Imagine... It's 7am in the labour ward after a busy night. Having experienced a problem-free pregnancy and labour, a healthy...
Read MoreStatistical Facts And Fallacies For Practitioners In Women’s Healthcare
The emergence of evidence-based practice (EBP) and the requirement for all practitioners to engage in EBP activities has led to...
Read MorePelvic Floor Exercises: The Solution to Stress Incontinence
Introduction Many women, when jogging or exercising, playing tennis, bouncing on the kids' trampoline, lifting something, even just laughing, coughing...
Read MoreUrodynamics In Urogynaecology: Important Issues In Practice
Introduction Up to 30% of women experience, lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and 15% of them have troublesome incontinence. The...
Read MoreWhat Women Want In Labour: Midwifery Perspectives
Given the cross section of women giving birth in the UK at present, isolating what woman want from and in...
Read MoreCase Study: Foreign Body In Bladder
Mrs JC was referred by the GP to the Consultant Obstetrician (Oncologist) with the following history: 74 years old, with...
Read MoreRole of the Midwife in Patient Care & Research
Introduction As the National Health Service (NHS) celebrates its sixtieth year, this offers a good opportunity to reflect on how...
Read MoreThe Use Of Ultrasound On The Labour Ward
Introduction Obstetric ultrasonography has grown in popularity fast over the last decade and is now a standard component of antenatal...
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