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Hi Sheila
You may also be interested in article I wrote about dignity and respect for the baby:
Hall, J | (2006 |) Spirituality at the beginning of life , Journal of Clinical Nursing 15 804-810 |
Helen Baston and myself have also tried to write the Midwifery essentials series considering the issues of respect of the woman and her family in the approach.
Best wishes
jenny
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Hello Marie,
Thank you very much for these.
Sheila
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Here are some of studies by me and research colleagues; which all end up with respect and dignity. /Marie Berg
Berg M. Lundgren I., Hermansson E., Wahlberg V.
Lundgren I, Berg M. Central concept in the midwife-woman relationship. Scand J Caring Sci 2007;21:220-228.
Berg M. A Midwifery model of care for childbearing women at high risk: genuine caring in caring for the genuine. J Per Educ 2005;14(1):9-21.
Berg, M, Dahlberg K. Swedish midwives’ care of women who are at high obstetric risk or who have obstetric complications. Midwifery 2001;17:259-266.
Berg M, Dahlberg K. A phenomenological study of women’s experience of complicated childbirth. Midwifery 1998;14:23-39.
Women´s encounter with the midwife during Childbirth. Midwifery 1996;12:11-15.
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Hi Sheila
Don't know if 2004 is recent enough, but the following paper explores encounters between 'nurses' and women giving birth. The study setting is the Western United States which presumably is why the caregivers are described as 'nurses' although some of them are Certified Nurse Midwives.
MATTHEWS, R. & CALLISTER, L. C. 2004. Childbearing women's perceptions of nursing care that promotes dignity. JOGNN: Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing, 33, (4), 498-507
Nicky Grace
Independent Midwife
www.gracewife.co.uk
> Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2011 16:46:43 +0100
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> Hello
> Does anyone know of any work that has been done recently related to dignity and respect for women and/or for midwives within maternity services.
> thanks
> Sheila