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1. Trauma: memories of childhood sexual abuse.

Author

Marriott S

Subjects
Adult, Child, Clinical Competence, Female, Gynecological Examination, Humans, Nursing Methodology Research, Postnatal Care psychology, Pregnancy, Survivors psychology, United Kingdom, Young Adult, Adult Survivors of Child Abuse psychology, Child Abuse, Sexual psychology, Midwifery methods, Nurse's Role, Nurse-Patient Relations, Parturition psychology
Abstract

Childhood sexual abuse can have big implications for a woman both physically and psychologically during childbearing. There are aspects of midwifery practice such as vaginal examinations which can have devastating effects for survivors of childhood abuse because of their similarities to sexual abuse. There are steps which can be taken by student midwives and midwives alike to not only prevent the re-traumatisation of the survivors of childhood sexual abuse but empower them through their pregnancy and birthing experience. This article is based on a presentation to fellow students in which Stephanie Marriott examined the issues.

Published
2012

2. Bring back lying in.

Author

Flint C

Subjects
Adult, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Nurse-Patient Relations, Pregnancy, United Kingdom, Health Behavior, Mothers psychology, Postnatal Care psychology, Relaxation psychology, Self Care psychology
Published
2008

3. Nurturing new mothers as well as babies.

Author

Plummer A

Subjects
Adult, Female, Health Promotion methods, Humans, Mothers psychology, Postnatal Care psychology, Pregnancy, Puerperal Disorders prevention & control, United Kingdom, Maternal Welfare, Midwifery methods, Nurse's Role, Postnatal Care methods
Published
2006

4. Breastfeeding and returning to work.

Author

Jones E, Jones P, and Spencer A

Subjects
Adult, Attitude to Health, Counseling methods, England, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Nursing Methodology Research, Patient Education as Topic, Pilot Projects, Postnatal Care methods, Postnatal Care psychology, Surveys and Questionnaires, Breast Feeding psychology, Lactation psychology, Midwifery standards, Mothers education, Mothers psychology, Women, Working psychology
Published
2004

5. Listening to mothers.

Subjects
Delivery, Obstetric methods, Female, Humans, Needs Assessment, Patient Satisfaction, Pregnancy, Delivery, Obstetric psychology, Mothers psychology, Postnatal Care psychology
Published
2002

6. Is breast always best?

Author

Bean N

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Attitude to Health, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Nurse Midwives psychology, Postnatal Care methods, Postnatal Care psychology, Social Support, Bottle Feeding nursing, Bottle Feeding psychology, Choice Behavior, Mothers education, Mothers psychology, Patient Education as Topic methods
Published
2001

7. Skin-to-skin contact. Benefits and difficulties.

Author

Wallace H and Marshall D

Subjects
Attitude to Health ethnology, Body Temperature Regulation, Breast Feeding psychology, Cultural Characteristics, Female, Humans, Maternal-Child Nursing methods, Nurse Midwives, Object Attachment, Postnatal Care methods, Psychology, Child, Social Values, Infant Care methods, Infant Care psychology, Infant, Newborn physiology, Infant, Newborn psychology, Mother-Child Relations, Postnatal Care psychology, Skin, Touch physiology
Published
2001

8. Postnatal care in the month after birth.

Author

Singh D and Newburn M

Subjects
Community Health Nursing standards, Continuity of Patient Care standards, Female, Humans, Models, Nursing, Needs Assessment, Nurse Midwives psychology, Nurse-Patient Relations, Nursing Evaluation Research, Patient Education as Topic, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling standards, Postnatal Care psychology, Sampling Studies, Social Support, Surveys and Questionnaires, Time Factors, United Kingdom, Workforce, Maternal-Child Nursing standards, Mothers psychology, Nurse Midwives standards, Patient Satisfaction, Postnatal Care standards
Published
2001

9. Muslim birth practices.

Author

Sheikh A and Gatrad AR

Subjects
Breast Feeding psychology, Circumcision, Male, Emigration and Immigration, Female, Fetal Death ethnology, Funeral Rites, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Male, Maternal-Child Nursing, Postnatal Care psychology, Pregnancy, Religion and Psychology, Transcultural Nursing, United Kingdom, Attitude to Health ethnology, Islam psychology, Labor, Obstetric ethnology
Published
2001

10. Visual impairment. The challenges of providing midwifery care.

Author

McFadden A and Herbert F

Subjects
Activities of Daily Living, Breast Feeding psychology, Coloboma psychology, Female, Humans, Nurse Midwives, Patient Education as Topic methods, Postnatal Care methods, Postnatal Care psychology, Pregnancy, Pregnancy Complications psychology, Social Support, Vision Disorders psychology, Coloboma nursing, Maternal-Child Nursing methods, Pregnancy Complications nursing, Vision Disorders nursing
Published
2001

11. After the birth is over ... rest and support for new mothers.

Author

Ockenden J

Subjects
Adaptation, Psychological, Female, Humans, Infant, Newborn, Length of Stay, Male, Maternal Health Services standards, Parenting psychology, Postnatal Care psychology, Pregnancy, United Kingdom, United States, Postnatal Care methods, Postpartum Period psychology, Rest, Social Support
Published
2000

12. Breastfeeding and bullying. Who's putting the pressure on?

Author

Battersby S

Subjects
England, Female, Guilt, Humans, Infant Food, Infant, Newborn, Nurse-Patient Relations, Postnatal Care psychology, Social Conformity, Breast Feeding psychology, Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice, Midwifery methods, Patient Education as Topic methods, Social Control, Informal
Published
2000

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