Saving Tiny Lives: Techniques for Newborn Resuscitation
Introduction- Ninety per cent of new-borns make the transition from intrauterine to extrauterine life and require little or no assistance to begin spontaneous and.
Harnessing NASG (Non-pneumatic Anti-Shock Garment) for Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) Management
Excessive genital bleeding at any time after the baby’s birth up to 6 weeks after delivery is characterised as postpartum haemorrhage. A quantitative definition.
Unveiling the Global Health Crisis: Tackling Anemia’s Impact
According to the newly revealed NFHS-5 statistics, the prevalence of anaemia has increased among children, women of all ages, including pregnant women, and males..
Envisioning the Future of Healthcare Informatics: The Role of Nursing Informatics
Health Care Informatics: As government programmes support the establishment of uniform electronic health records, the existing random and uneven use of paper records and.
Prioritizing Maternal Health: Understanding its Importance and Ways to Ensure it
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.
Addressing the pressing concerns in maternity services: An in-depth analysis of current challenges
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,.
Discovering the Latest Developments in Midwifery Services: A Comprehensive Overview
Introduction After the Reformation in the 16th century, the Church of England took over the task of approving licences for midwives to practise. At.
Empowering Women Through Midwifery: The Vital Role of Midwives in Maternal Health
The Lancet Series on Midwifery (2014) defines midwifery as a crucial aspect of compassionate care for expectant mothers, newborns, and families during the pre-pregnancy,.