Fetal scalp blood sampling: clinical theory and practical applications
Bretscher and Saling1 first introduced fetal scalp blood sampling to assess fetal well-being in the 1960's, and the technique has...
Read MoreThe Challenges of Midwifery Practice in Australia
Summary The midwifery profession in Australia is aimed at meeting the needs of women and ensuring that good standard of...
Read MoreAdvanced Intrapartum Monitoring
It has been said that the most dangerous journey we ever undertake is the one we take when we are...
Read MoreWhat’s new in Sexual Health for Women? A review of new developments and best practice in sexual health for obstetricians, gynaecologists and midwives
Introduction The last eighteen months has brought numerous issues in sexual health into the public eye in the United Kingdom....
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 MoreNeonatal 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 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...
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