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One-to-one midwifery: restoring the “with woman” relationship in midwifery

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Publisher: Elsevier Science
Year: 2003
Tongue: English
Weight: 72 KB
Volume: 48
Category: Article
ISSN: 1526-9523
DOI: 10.1016/s1526-9523(02)00425-7

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✦ Synopsis

One‐to‐One Midwifery, a model of care developed in the United Kingdom, provides a continuous and personal relationship between each woman and her midwife. The organization of care and the outcomes are relevant to midwifery policy in all industrialized countries. One‐to‐One Midwifery is not solo practice. An important principle of the organization of the practice is to enable individual midwives to take time off and to provide supportive structures for the midwives. Here the implications of One‐to‐One Midwifery for childbearing women and their families, and the midwives involved, are explored. The One‐to‐One Midwifery model has particular relevance for Canada because it is very similar to the model of practice being developed in at least two provinces. It may also be of importance in the United States, particularly for midwives working shifts in hospitals who may want to develop a system that allows them to provide continuity to the women they serve.

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One-to-one midwifery: restoring the &ldquo;with woman&rdquo; relationship in midwifery

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One-to-one midwifery: restoring the “with woman” relationship in midwifery