Effect of Early Skin-to-Skin Contact between mother and newborn post delivery on the duration of third stage, initiation of breastfeeding and mother satisfaction. Afaf Mohamed Mohamed Emam1 & Eman Mohamed Abd Elhakm2 1,2Lecturer of Obstetric & Women 's Health Nursing, Faculty of nursing, Benha University, Egypt. I. Introduction: In people, routine mother-infant partition not long after birth is extraordinary to the twentieth century. This practice wanders from transformative history, where
December 31st, 2007 Introduction: I have chosen breastfeeding as my teaching topic for this assignment. The specific clientèle will be the new mother at between 2 and 7 days postpartum, newly discharged from hospital. As a community health nurse working with children and young families, I do initial postpartum visits at home. Breastfeeding is a very complex skill, natural, yet sometimes difficult to do. The client is often overwhelmed with information
with different age groups such as the elderly and children, although I mostly worked with the elderly. I love to work with different people and I also love meet new people from different backgrounds which is the best part of my voluntary work. When working at the hospital I had training to deal with elderly patients who found it difficult to swallow their food. This training was necessary as I had to learn how to feed elderly people who had difficulty to swallow their food. The skills I learned from
The purpose of this assignment is to illustrate the use of safe and effective prescribing within the role of health visiting (HV). This will be demonstrated by critically analysing prescribing episode within the practice in relation to eczema. Therefore, provide an understanding of the benefits and restrictions of HV taking on the role of the non-medical prescriber. A framework will be utilised to guarantee safe and effective prescribing, which is beneficial to guide nurses through the prescribing
Responsibility Matters Submitted by Nikhil Taduka Student number i144565 Batch number DB7314 Assignment submitted to Mr. Stuart McNab Assessment type Individual Assignment Why corporate social responsibility matters Corporate social responsibility is an adjusted methodology for organizations to address monetary, social and natural issues in a
health initiatives through the International Federation of Medical Students ' Associations. I led local campaigns and worked on publications to raise awareness on breast cancer, tuberculosis, smoking, breastfeeding interruption, female genital mutilation, HIV/AIDS, and other global health issues. Working as a physician in Egypt, I quickly realized that I could be more effective in solving health problems if I integrated a public health approach with my clinical background. One of the encounters during
The subject of discussion for this assignment will be the midwives role and responsibilities in delivering postnatal care and support to Rosie and her family, following the birth of her third child. The Midwives rules and standards (Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) 2004) state that "the postnatal period' mean's the period after the end of labour during which the attendance of a midwife upon a woman and baby is required, being not less than ten days and for such longer period as the midwife
critique on this theory is that this theory is more focused on human sexuality. Cherry (n.d.) states four major critiques to Freud’s theory as follows: Freud was believed to have worked with troubled adults in developing this theory, rather than working with children, Feminists criticize this theory as this is focused mainly on male development, Freud’s theory is difficult to test scientifically as concepts like libido cannot be measured and tested, and As there is a long time between
Research Assignment How childhood relationships and attachments effect our adult relationships? The program that I work for holds a provider breakfast once a year to acknowledge us, provides us with certificates of service and a special guest speaker joins us. This particular speaker was inspirational, insightful and was a pure delight to listens to. It was on June 7, 2014 and the guest speaker name was Sherry-Lynne Kirschner. The topic of her agenda was “What id Mindfulness”. She started off with
complaints made by the first year PA students about the Anatomy course. I do know my classmates were affected different; however, these were my own personal challenges with the Anatomy course: • Disorganization of course material o Class reading assignments did not match Lecture o Lecture PowerPoints were not provided despite request from several students. It was usually provided a couple of days before the test. This shortened the time to study, memorize and focus on the necessary anatomical structures