TY - BOOK
T1 - RCN multiple births midwife standard: review of distribution and implementation
AU - Hibberd, Lorna
AU - Burlingham, Martha
AU - Denton, Jane
AU - Turville, Nathalie
AU - Bagness, Carmel
AU - Bailey, Elizabeth
N1 - M1 - project_report
PY - 2022/5/31
Y1 - 2022/5/31
N2 - Reports of an 'excellent and comprehensive document', pride, and success stories have shown that the Multiple Births Midwife Standard (MBMS) can be an effective tool for providing multiple birth mothers with personalised and professional care. When staffing, funding, and resources allow, Multiple Births Midwives have affirmed how valuable the role is for co-ordinating care and improving experiences for multiple pregnancy families. Accompanying these success stories are reports from other services around implementation challenges, a lack of strategic plans for improvement, and incomplete multidisciplinary teams.
AB - Reports of an 'excellent and comprehensive document', pride, and success stories have shown that the Multiple Births Midwife Standard (MBMS) can be an effective tool for providing multiple birth mothers with personalised and professional care. When staffing, funding, and resources allow, Multiple Births Midwives have affirmed how valuable the role is for co-ordinating care and improving experiences for multiple pregnancy families. Accompanying these success stories are reports from other services around implementation challenges, a lack of strategic plans for improvement, and incomplete multidisciplinary teams.
UR - http://www.open-access.bcu.ac.uk/14705/
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - RCN multiple births midwife standard: review of distribution and implementation
PB - Birmingham City University
ER -