Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy 2: management Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy 2:
management Nurs Times. 2008 Jun;104(23):24-5. Authors Fiona Murphy 1 , Elaine Jones, Sarah …

This article discusses an issue rarely seen in the professional literature: the tangible ways
nurses can respect a woman's needs following miscarriage by ensuring the safe handling …

Methods Open-ended interviews were conducted with 10 women who had experienced the
phenomenon of interest and volunteered to participate. All of the women had experienced …

Purpose: To describe unplanned cesarean birth as experienced by African American
women. Method: Descriptive phenomenology was used with interviews from seven women …

Purpose: To extend understanding of women's experience of miscarriage by exploring their
approach to decisions about what to do after learning a miscarriage was likely. Study Design …

The American Nurses Association Code of Ethics charges all nurses to ''practice (s) with
compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth and uniqueness of every individual …

Pregnancies after perinatal loss are oftentimes anxiety‐laden and lacking in joy. This may
lead to potential negative obstetrical and parenting outcomes. The purpose of this qualitative …

Objective To describe the meaning of previous experiences of childbirth in pregnant women
who have exhibited intense fear of childbirth such that it has an impact on their daily lives …

Objective Although there is increasing evidence on the psychosocial adjustment and
experiencing pregnancy loss from the patient's perspective, few studies have investigated …

In recent years, a global conversation regarding the mistreatment of women during obstetric
and delivery care has emerged. Micro level interactions which offend the dignity and …