Showing posts with label evidence-based practice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evidence-based practice. Show all posts
Friday, January 28, 2011
“Except When Medically Necessary” : Making informed choices about induction of labor
by Amy Romano, CNMThis post was originally published on Science and Sensibility for Lamaze International.It’s not hard for women to find advice and recommendations to avoid induction of labor “except when medically necessary.” But what do those words mean and who decides when an induction is medically necessary? Lamaze’s Healthy Birth Practice Paper cites ACOG Guidelines that define medical
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Evidence-based Policies Needed in Prison Populations
by Donna Jackson-Köhlin, CNMOne reality of midwifery practice in these times is that all of us will—if we haven’t already—care for women who are affected by the criminal justice system, whether they are incarcerated themselves, or the child, parent, or partner of someone who has been in the U.S. prison system. Thanks to the relationship between the community health centers where I practice with
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