184 results for 'home birth'
… your TPA (pursuant to the Funding Agreement ) or through the privileging process at a hospital/ birth centre, practice groups may wish to be aware of the content of such a letter. …
… is available to pregnant residents of Ontario from 32 to 36 weeks gestational age who will give birth near the start of or during the respiratory illness season. When administered during pregnancy at least 2 weeks prior to birth, infants are protected from birth up to six months of age. Nirsevimab is a long-acting monoclonal antibody, not a vaccine, …
- vaccination
- documentation
- adverse event
- medications
- anaphylaxis
… mothering’ has landed us. The poor outcomes of our maternity care system where 98%+ of births occur within an obstetrical hospital model speak for themselves. Especially – most … particularly hurtful and re-traumatizing to many Indigenous, Black and racialized midwives and birth workers who continually navigate through various forms of racism and oppression at great … the disparities are in access, dignity, safety and quality of care that Indigenous and Black birthing people receive compared to white families. We need midwives who are unapologetically …
… for Midwives . (5) Ensure clients have 24-hour access to midwifery care throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum or, where midwifery care is not available, to suitable alternate care … ensure that a midwife or another care provider known to the client is available to attend the birth. (25) Provide complete and accurate client information to the consultant at the time of … it is a clear and familiar format, which any other provider can refer to. Entries for Planned Birth Attendant and Family physician/Primary care provider can be: 'none' or 'currently …
… Antenatal General: During pregnancy including early labour, prior to active labour. Labour & Birth: From onset of active labour to approximately 1-hour post-birth. Postpartum Maternal: Approximately 1-hour post-birth to discharge from midwifery care. Birth Child: Within approximately the first hour of …
… and respond to violence and harassment. Implement safety plans for all workers conducting home visits, working alone in the clinic, or faced with a risk of violence/aggression. Infection … gown, mask, eye protection) is visible and easily accessible in the care area and in all birth bags so midwives and students can protect themselves from occupational exposure to …
… that had been left plugged in, caused considerable loss, including loss of all medications and home birth supplies, furniture, and communication systems (e.g., email, telephone, fax). The costs …
… or as individuals. For midwives, workplace culture happens in clinic spaces, hospitals, client homes, birth centres as well as on electronic communications and social media. Midwives don’t have very …
… recovery (available in six additional languages) . Not What We Planned: Two Stories of Birth and Postpartum Hemorrhage . This video for clients provides factual, evidence-based …
- postpartum hemorrhage
- PPH
- active management
… There is little evidence to suggest a newborn should be cared for any differently if the birthing parent has been identified to have an antibiotic-resistant organism. Healthy … end of the day or have them wait in a vacant clinic room. Refer to your practice, hospital or birth centre policies as appropriate. Routine screening of all health-care workers for MRSA and …