A collaborative effort to increase accessibility to high-quality maternal health services. Every mother should have the chance to experience the moment of incredible pleasure that comes with holding a newborn in her arms. However, due to the fact that giving birth is frequently traumatic, this memory will likely never be made for many pregnant women… Read More »
Decreased Length of Hospital Stay Higher Patient Acuities Lack of Facilities in the Rural Areas Changes in Maternal Newborn Nursing Family-centred Care Labour, Delivery, Recovery and Postpartum Care Mother-baby Couplet Care
Introduction After the Reformation in the 16th century, the Church of England took over the task of approving licences for midwives to practise. At that time, only midwives, who were untrained in anatomy and obstetrics, practised midwifery. The same condition prevailed in India, where traditional “dais” practised midwifery. In Edinburgh, a chair of midwifery was… Read More »