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Breaking down the barriers--midwives turn east

C Fisher, P Bowe, F Dening

    Midwives Chronicle
    |April 1, 1993
    PubMed
    Summary

    UK midwives and nurses provided critical care to mothers and children in Eastern Europe and Bosnia following the breakdown of communication barriers. Their efforts addressed deeply disturbing health and living conditions, offering essential support during humanitarian crises.

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    Area of Science:

    • International Health
    • Nursing and Midwifery
    • Humanitarian Aid

    Background:

    • Barriers to East-West European communication decreased 3.5 years ago.
    • Initial reports revealed disturbing infant and child healthcare and living conditions.
    • Subsequent reports highlighted the tragic plight of refugees and war victims in Bosnia.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To document the response of UK midwives and nurses to humanitarian crises in Eastern Europe and Bosnia.
    • To highlight the provision of care to vulnerable populations, including mothers and children.
    • To underscore the importance of professional medical support in conflict zones.

    Main Methods:

    • UK midwives and nurses traveled to affected areas.
    • Provided direct care and support to mothers and children.
    • Responded to urgent needs for medical supplies and professional assistance.

    Main Results:

    • UK healthcare professionals offered care and support in crisis-stricken regions.
    • Addressed critical health and living conditions of vulnerable populations.
    • Facilitated the delivery of essential aid and professional expertise.

    Conclusions:

    • UK midwives and nurses played a vital role in humanitarian efforts.
    • International collaboration is crucial for addressing health crises in affected regions.
    • Continued support is essential for mothers and children in post-conflict and developing areas.

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