“Working towards being ready”: A grounded theory study of how practising midwives maintain their ongoing competence to practise their profession

S Calvert, E Smythe, B McKenzie-Green - Midwifery, 2017 - Elsevier
Objective to present a grounded theory research study explaining how New Zealand
midwives maintain their ongoing competence to practise their profession. Design grounded …

Newly qualified midwives' transition to qualified status and role: Assimilating the 'habitus' or reshaping it?

JA Hobbs - Midwifery, 2012 - Elsevier
AIM: to ascribe meaning to the everyday experiences of midwives during their first year of
practice as they interact with their social environment. DESIGN: a qualitative, ethnographic …

Midwives' care on a labour ward prior to the introduction of a midwifery model of care: a field of tension

C Nilsson, OA Olafsdottir, I Lundgren… - … journal of qualitative …, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Purpose: There is a need to deepen knowledge about midwives' care in obstetric-led labour
wards in which midwives are responsible for normal births. This ethnographic study explores …

A critical ethnographic approach to facilitating cultural shift in midwifery

D Hughes, R Deery, A Lovatt - Midwifery, 2002 - Elsevier
Objective: to improve understanding of local midwifery morale, inform development and
reorganisation of a maternity unit, and enhance midwifery involvement in strategic planning …

The courage of compassion: Supporting nurses and midwives to deliver high-quality care

M West, S Bailey, E Williams - 2020 - policycommons.net
The RCN Foundation is a charity and grant-maker that is committed to supporting and
strengthening nursing and midwifery to improve the health and wellbeing of the public.[...] In …

Professional role and identity in a changing society: three paradoxes in Swedish midwives' experiences

M Larsson, U Aldegarmann, C Aarts - Midwifery, 2009 - Elsevier
OBJECTIVES: to explore how experienced midwives understand and experience their
professional role and identity after the continuing changes that have taken place within their …

[PDF][PDF] The core of the core: What is at the heart of hospital core midwifery practice in New Zealand?

A Gilkison, J McAra-Couper, A Fielder… - New Zealand College …, 2017 - researchgate.net
Background: New Zealand midwives who are employed by District Health Boards and are
based in hospitals and maternity units are known as core midwives. Half of New Zealand …

[HTML][HTML] A global overview of midwives' working conditions: A rapid review of literature on positive practice environment

B Carvajal, A Hancock, K Lewney, K Hagan… - Women and Birth, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract Background In the United Kingdom (UK), a critical shortage of midwives puts
pressure on the already overworked midwives working in maternity services. Considering …

[HTML][HTML] Key Maternity Care Stakeholders' Views on Midwives' Professional Autonomy

J Vermeulen, R Buyl, A Luyben, V Fleming, M Fobelets - Healthcare, 2023 - mdpi.com
Advancement towards the professionalism of midwifery is closely linked to midwives'
professional autonomy. Although the perspectives of Belgian midwives on their professional …

Engaging with clinical supervision in a community midwifery setting: an action research study

R Deery - 2004 - etheses.whiterose.ac.uk
The main aim of this research study was to explore midwives' views and experiences of their
support needs in clinical practice and then to identify how they would wish to receive such …