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Midwifery|October 28, 2016
Increasing possibilities - Increasing dilemmas: A qualitative study of Swedish midwives' experiences of ultrasound use in pregnancyKristina Edvardsson, Ann Lalos, Annika Åhman, et al.Midwifery|December 14, 2016
The use of midwife-led primary antenatal care by obese women in The Netherlands: An explorative cohort studyDarie O A Daemers, Evelien B M van Limbeek, Luc M Budé, et al.Midwifery|December 15, 2016
Eat Well Keep Active: Qualitative findings from a feasibility and acceptability study of a brief midwife led intervention to facilitate healthful dietary and physical activity behaviours in pregnant womenLucie Warren, Jaynie Rance, Billie HunterMidwifery|October 22, 2016
Exploring Dutch midwives' attitudes to promoting physiological childbirth: A qualitative studySuzanne M Thompson, Marianne J Nieuwenhuijze, Lisa Kane Low, et al.Midwifery|October 22, 2016
A scoping review of how new midwifery practitioners transition to practice in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom and The NetherlandsMichelle Gray, Anne Malott, Beth Murray Davis, et al.Midwifery|November 8, 2016
Midwives' experiences of referring obese women to either a community or home-based antenatal weight management service: Implications for service providers and midwifery practiceLou Atkinson, David P French, Diane Ménage, et al.Midwifery|March 29, 2017
Managing obesity in pregnancy - An obstetric and midwifery perspectiveJodie M Dodd, Annette L BrileyMidwifery|March 29, 2017
A systematic approach towards the development of quality indicators for postnatal care after discharge in Flanders, BelgiumKaat Helsloot, Mieke Walraevens, Saskia Van Besauw, et al.Midwifery|February 18, 2019
Women's help-seeking behaviours within the first twelve months after childbirth: A systematic qualitative meta-aggregation review✰Maryam Rouhi, Christine Stirling, Jenifer Ayton, et al.Midwifery|February 19, 2019
Caring for women making unconventional birth choices: A meta-ethnography exploring the views, attitudes, and experiences of midwivesClaire Feeley, Gill Thomson, Soo DownePageof 376