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Barriers to high-quality antenatal care and a holistic health promotion approach were identified, such as shared-care issues, documentation demands and lack of time.
The midwives' experiences were discussed in the context of a health promotion approach. Why midwives practice using a midwife-centred approach has many explanations, but midwives need to learn and help each other understand how they can practice woman-focused care while simultaneously providing prophylactic, evidence-based care.
Midwives mainly had a midwife-focused approach. To further promote women's health, midwives need to focus on a woman-focused approach.
Midwives mainly had a midwife-focused approach. To further promote women's health, midwives need to focus on a woman-focused approach.
Respectful care of bereaved parents after stillbirth plays a pivotal role in enabling the grieving process and reducing the traumatic impact of this life-changing event. Unfortunately, professionals and midwives, in particular, are often emotionally unprepared and frequently left alone when dealing with these stressful events.
The BLOSSoM (Burnout after perinatal LOSS in Midwifery) study aims to address the levels of professional burnout in Italian midwives and evaluate the psychological impact of bereavement care on professionals.
Web-based cross-sectional study, including socio-demographic questionnaire, survey on the knowledge of guidelines for stillbirth management and two psychometric tests Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) and Impact of Event Scale - Revised (IES-R).
Of 445 female midwives, mean age 35.1 (SD 9.9), working years 11.2 (SD 10.2), 149 (33.4%) reported specific training on stillbirth and 420 (94.6%) highlighted the need for further training and support. Medium to high levels of burnout (Emotional Exhaustion) were present in 65 midwives (15.9%) with a high prevalence of Reduced Personal Accomplishment (292, 64.2%). 'Communicating the diagnosis of death' was considered the hardest task, followed by 'assisting the meeting with the baby'; 109 midwives (24.5%) reported high IES-R scores (>30), suggesting symptoms of PTSD related to stillbirth events; a good level of knowledge of guidelines favoured Personal Accomplishment (OR 0.3 [0.1 - 0.6]). The number of stillbirths assisted by midwives was not associated with burnout levels.
Midwives are particularly at risk of developing professional burnout, as early as after five years of work, with a significant association with the psychological impact exerted by stressful events (stillbirth).
Midwives are particularly at risk of developing professional burnout, as early as after five years of work, with a significant association with the psychological impact exerted by stressful events (stillbirth).
Pain in adults with cerebral palsy (CP) is commonly reported, with muscular and skeletal dysfunction resulting in postural asymmetry as potential contributors to multifactorial causes of pain. The relationship between pain and postural asymmetry of the thoracic cage, pelvis and hips in non-ambulatory adults with CP however is unknown, particularly in those with cognitive and communication limitations.
The primary aim of this study was to describe and quantify day and night pain in non-ambulatory adults with CP. Secondary aims were to investigate any relationship between pain and postural asymmetry and to describe current pain management strategies utilised.
Pain was measured using the Non Communicating Adult Pain Checklist (NCAPC). Posture was measured using the Goldsmith Indices of Body Symmetry (GIofBS) and radiographs. Correlations between pain scores and posture (GIofBS and radiographs) were assessed using non-parametric analysis. Information regarding pain management strategies was gained from medical records and carer interviews.
Seventeen non-ambulatory adults with CP were recruited. High levels of day pain were experienced by≥50% of participants with a high incidence of prescribed medications targeting pain. Strong positive correlations between day and night NCAPC scores, chest right left ratio and night pain, Cobb angle and day pain and between Cobb angle and night pain were evident.
The incidence and severity of pain in non-ambulatory adults with CP is high with postural asymmetry a potential contributor. Pain remains difficult to assess and manage in adults with significant cognitive and communication impairments and warrants further investigation.
The incidence and severity of pain in non-ambulatory adults with CP is high with postural asymmetry a potential contributor. Pain remains difficult to assess and manage in adults with significant cognitive and communication impairments and warrants further investigation.Acutely, pain is protective. It promotes escape from, and future avoidance of, noxious stimuli through strong and often lifetime associative memories. However, with persistent acute pain or when pain becomes chronic, these memories can promote negative emotions and poor decisions often associated with deleterious behaviors. In this review, we discuss how preclinical studies can provide insights into the relationship between cognition and chronic pain. We also discuss the concept of pain as a cognitive disorder and new strategies for treating chronic pain that emphasize inhibiting the formation of pain memories or promoting 'forgetting' of established pain memories.
Compare between 2sedoanalgesia regimes, the time from withdrawal of the medication until the patient wakes up and until extubation.
Observational study on pediatric patients after elective surgery that needed mechanical ventilation for a period maximum to 72hours. We compared 2independent groups of patients group A patients collected prospectively who received sedoanalgesia with propofof-remifentanil and group B patients who received midazolam-fentanyl collected retrospectively by reviewing medical records and database of the unit. The main variables studied were Age, weight, sex, interventions type, sedoanalgesia scales, drugs dosages, time from withdrawal of medication to awakening and extubation, and adverse effects.
We collected 82 patients, 43 in group A and 39 in group B. Age (arithmetical mean±standard deviation of patients were 49±65 months, weight 17±16kg. CPI203 Mechanical ventilation time medium was 22hours (3-72), wake-up time from withdrawal after removing sedoanalgesia was of 11,8±10,6minutes group A and 137,3±45minutes group B (P<.