A practical way for Midwives and Health Professionals to store and view antenatal data. Features. - Store and track antenatal data for pregnant women. - Add 

Alternative models of maternity care Biro MA, Waldenström U, Pannifex J. Team Midwifery Care in a tertiary level obstetric service: A randomized controlled trial. of care by a primary midwife (caseload midwifery) on caesarean section rates 

Findings for individual outcomes differed from previous literature depending on outcome, suggesting caseload care may affect women in different ways depending on their individual needs. Background: Midwife-led continuity of care has substantial benefits for women and infants and positive outcomes for midwives, yet access to these models remains limited. Caseload midwifery is associated with professional satisfaction and lower burnout, but also impacts on work-life boundaries. Few studies have explored caseload midwifery from 2014-12-24 · Caseload midwifery (also known as one-to-one midwifery, or Midwifery Group Practice (MGP)) offers benefits for women and infants, including a reduction in childbirth interventions [ 1 ]- [ 3 ], improved neonatal outcomes [ 1 ], [ 2] and greater maternal satisfaction [ 2 ], [ 4] compared with standard models of care. PAGE 4 NSW HEALTH Midwifery Continuity of Carer Model Tool-Kit A MCoC model provides a woman with a primary midwife and a backup midwife for the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal periods. These models of care are usually known as caseload or midwifery group practice (MGP). High level international evidence demonstrates the improved clinical arranging scheduled care with the same midwife as much as possible.

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A critical review of caseloading as a model of midwifery practice Jacqueline RichardsMidwife at Warrington and Halton Hospitals and writer Continuity of care and team midwifery are buzzwords in maternity, long since a part of the way childbearing, childbirth and childrearing are organised. In the UK, women cared for by… PDF | On Apr 1, 2018, Margareta Larsson published Caseload midwifery - A way forward for a model of care with historical roots | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate LMC midwives provide continuity of midwifery care through pregnancy, labour and birth and up to six weeks postpartum. In this study, having a caseload means providing midwifery care throughout the childbirth continuum. This means that LMC midwives are on call for antenatal and postnatal concerns and for labour and birth care. There were no adverse outcomes associated with midwife-led care but significant benefits, thus it is recommended that all women should be offered midwife-led continuity models of care; 5; Case loading midwifery care is safe and cost effective; 6; Midwives have the potential to provide excellent quality of care but socio-cultural, economic and arrangements which can help grow a sustainable caseloading midwifery practice. This study aims to fill this gap by exploring specific practice arrangements which midwives themselves consider to be sustainable.

The review by Sandall et al (2015) set out to evaluate and compare the outcomes of models of care defined as being ‘midwife led continuity’ models, which incorporate caseloading.

and depersonalised care and heavy bureaucracy. Interest in midwife-led continuity models of care is growing, but knowledge about the accompanying processes of organisational change is scarce. This study focuses on midwives’ role in introducing and developing caseload midwifery. Sociological studies of midwifery and organisational studies

High level international evidence demonstrates the improved clinical Caseload midwifery (also known as one-to-one midwifery, or Midwifery Group Practice (MGP)) offers benefits for women and infants, including a reduction in childbirth interventions [ 1 ]- [ 3 ], improved neonatal outcomes [ 1 ], [ 2] and greater maternal satisfaction [ 2 ], [ 4] compared with standard models of care. My interest around caseload midwifery developed from taking part in my own caseload 'Follow Through Care' and working alongside a team of caseload midwives whilst on my community placement. A literature review was performed to explore current evidence and to identify key challenges faced by midwives when implementing the caseload model of care. Conclusion: caseload midwifery care appeared to confer increased benefit and reduced harmful outcomes.

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Interest in midwife-led continuity models of care is growing, but knowledge about the accompanying processes of organisational change is scarce. This study focuses on midwives’ role in introducing and developing caseload midwifery.

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Interest in midwife-led continuity models of care is growing, but knowledge about the accompanying processes of organisational change is scarce.

A new model of midwifery supervision With the sponsorship of the Chief Nursing Officer for England, a time limited Task Force2 developed a new model of midwifery clinical supervision and set out plans for the transition from a statutory model of supervision, to an employer led professional model (DH 2016a) called A s a second year student midwife at Bournemouth University (BU), I am required to provide antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care for a woman and her baby within the student caseloading model of Midwifery group practice. (public) caseload care. Antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care is provided by a known primary midwife with a secondary back-up. Dec 6, 2018 In the Danish model of caseload midwifery, continuity of care in both pregnancy and childbirth is the focus [10].
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Department of Health (2010) 'Women will have a trusting relationship with her midwife or a small team of midwives who A model of maternity care where women have a primary midwife assigned to them throughout pregnancy, labour and birth and the postnatal period. Each midwife has an agreed number (caseload) of women per year and acts as a second or "back-up" midwife for women who have another midwife as their primary carer. Midwifery care is highly respected and is a central feature of obstetric care in each of these countries. In Denmark and Sweden, almost all births are in the hospital, and autonomous midwives are employed by national health services. The global context model also appears to complement student caseloading activity, a NMC requirement for pre-registration midwifery education in which students must care for a small group of women Caseload Midwifery In light of the current coronavirus/covid-19 government recommendations, your antenatal care will continue, but it will be delivered differently. If your midwife has not already been in touch with you, please call them in the normal way and they will explain how you will continue to be cared for.