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A plan for implementing mother-baby nursing

Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)

|September 1, 1993

Abstract:

This article describes the plan and implementation for converting from traditional obstetric nursing to a mother-baby care delivery system in a level 2 hospital in upstate New York. It identifies the pitfalls, problems, and process to follow for the successful implementation of mother-baby nursing.

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