178 results for 'home birth'
… choice discussions and care plans. Educate yourself on using adaptive equipment for labour, birth, breastfeeding and parenting. Be aware of what resources are available for people with … and potential barriers to coming to the clinic, it may be worthwhile considering more home visits when working with clients with disabilities. Birth may increase the individual’s mobility and fatigue issues, making it more difficult to seek services outside the home. Consider scheduling more at-home postpartum appointments and offering additional supports …
- disability
- practice management
- client experiences
… Payment Agency, and/or hospital privileges. The AOM strongly discourages you from moving your home to your new community until you have a confirmed agreement, hospital privileges and, if … written contract. Given that practice groups cannot bill for care until after the client gives birth, you may receive your final compensation cheque after the day your New Registrant contract …
… for interprofessional rounds at your hospital, or conducting research aimed at improving birth outcomes. The BORN Information System (BIS) would be an excellent place to begin your data … KB) for the 2019 calendar year, you would find that 80.5% of midwifery clients had a vaginal birth. But did you know that this data only represents the number of vaginal deliveries from 76 … that all of the data entered into BORN is free of flagged errors and inconsistencies, and that birthing parents are accurately linked to their newborns. When data is acknowledged, this …
… and forcibly remove children from their families. Reflect on how current policies impacting birth work in Canada perpetuate violence against Indigenous communities, including through birth evacuations (PDF, 236 KB), forced and coerced sterilization of Indigenous people , … and other instances of violence against Indigenous communities may have on Indigenous clients, birthing families and colleagues. Let this awareness inform the compassion, care and support you …
- Indigenous
… “workplace” means anywhere that a worker works. For midwives, that includes in clinic, clients’ homes and in hospitals or birth centres. It is the responsibility of practice partners to ensure that all staff are …
… the AOM including those of informed choice; the client as the primary decision-maker; choice of birthplace; diversity; and appropriate use of technology. REGARDING SELECTION OF CPGS We value … will be voiced and CPGs will be based on the interpretation of evidence that will support birth, pregnancy and the postpartum period as a normal physiologic process. We value CPGs that … research in these areas. We value CPGs that include specific application in the home setting, other out-of- hospital settings, and rural and remote settings. REGARDING THE USE …
… colouring pages for visitors to your clinic! Compressed (zipped) folder (ZIP, 16.4 MB) Home, hospital, birth centre? With a midwife, the choice is yours. Download (PNG, 4 MB) and share along with … link to the Birthplace Options portal : https://www.ontariomidwives.ca/understand-your-options Home birth: It's a choice you have. Download (PNG, 1 MB) and share along with link to the …
… and disinfection or sterilization and frequency of cleaning required for each equipment. Home Birth Equipment Cleaning Video – A visual guidance on the appropriate transport, setup and cleaning and disinfection of newborn care equipment used during home births. Guidelines for Water Immersion and Water Birth – Guidance adopted by the AOM on …
… 2019, recognizing an urgent call for self-determination and the critical role that “bringing birth home” plays in providing safety and balance to Indigenous communities, over 120 Indigenous … midwifery education opportunities In response to these recommendations, Indigenous midwives, birth workers and health partners gathered once again. On March 6 and 7, 2020, during an event …
- Aboriginal
… toward decolonized and anti-racist reproductive and newborn care requires reviving Indigenous birthing practices and returning Indigenous midwifery and birth to First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities. Attend an event Here are some of the …