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What Makes for Good Collaboration and Communication in Maternity Care?

Isabel van Helmond (Lid Lectoraat); Irene Korstjens (Lid Lectoraat); Jessica Mesman; Marianne Nieuwenhuijze (Lector); Klasien Horstman; Hubertina Scheepers; Mark Spaanderman; Judit Keulen; Raymond de Vries (Lector)

Problems with communication and collaboration among perinatal caregivers threaten the quality and safety of care given to mothers and babies. Good communication and collaboration are critical to safe care for mothers and babies. In this study the researchers focused on studies examining the factors associated …

2015GezondheidArtikel

Dutch Midwives' Behavior and Determinants in Promoting Healthy Gestational Weight Gain, Phase 1: A Qualitative Approach

Astrid Merkx (Lid Lectoraat); Marlein Ausems (Lid Lectoraat); Luc Budé (Lid Lectoraat); Raymond de Vries (Lector); Marianne J. Nieuwenhuijze (Lector)

A significant contributor to the global threat of obesity is excessive gestational weight gain (GWG). The aim of this article is to explore Dutch primary care midwives’ behaviors in promoting healthy GWG.

2015GezondheidArtikel

Dutch Midwives' Behavior and Determinants in Promoting Healthy Gestational Weight Gain, Phase 2: A Quantitative Approach

Astrid Merkx (Lid Lectoraat); Marlein Ausems (Lid Lectoraat); Luc Budé (Lid Lectoraat); Raymond de Vries (Lector); Marianne J. Nieuwenhuijze (Lector)

Unhealthy gestational weight gain (GWG) contributes to long-term obesity in women and their offspring. The aim of this study is to quantify midwives’ behavior in promoting healthy GWG and to identify the most important determinants related to this behavior.

2015GezondheidArtikel

Effects of induction of labour versus expectant management in women with impending post-term pregnancies

Joep C. Kortekaas; Aafke Bruinsma; Judit K.J. Keulen; Jeroen van Dillen; Martijn A. Oudijk; Joost J. Zwart; Jannet J.H. Bakker; Dokie de Bont; Marianne Nieuwenhuijze (Lector); Pien Offerhaus; Anton H, van Kaam; Frank Vandenbussche; Ben Willem J. Mol; Esteriek de Miranda

Background: Post-term pregnancy, a pregnancy exceeding 294 days or 42 completed weeks, is associated with increased perinatal morbidity and mortality and is considered a high-risk condition which requires specialist surveillance and induction of labour. However, there is uncertainty on the policy …

2014GezondheidArtikel

On speaking terms ; a Delphi study on shared decision-making in maternity care

Marianne Nieuwenhuijze (Lector); Irene Korstjens (Lid Lectoraat); Anke de Jonge; Raymond de Vries (Lid Lectoraat); Antoine Lagro-Janssen

Background: For most women, participation in decision-making during maternity care has a positive impact on their childbirth experiences. Shared decision-making (SDM) is widely advocated as a way to support people in their healthcare choices. The aim of this study was to identify quality criteria and …

2014GezondheidArtikel

It takes a mother to practise breastfeeding

Oosterhoff, Bettie; Haisma, Hinke; Hutter, Inge

Background: In the Netherlands, 81% of mothers initiate breastfeeding. After one month the percentage of mothers still breastfeeding drops, despite positive intentions. Little is known about women’s perceptions of breastfeeding during the period of intention. Aim: This qualitative study aimed to gain …

2014AlgemeenArtikel

Implementation of the external cephalic version in breech delivery. Dutch national implementation study of external cephalic version

F. Vlemmix; A.N. Rosman; M.A.H. Fleuren; M.E.B. Rijnders; A. Beuckens; M.C. Haak; B.M.C. Akerboom; J.M.J. Bais; S.M.I. Kuppens; D.M. Papatsonis; B.C. Opmeer; J.A.M. van der Post; B.W.J. Mol; M. Kok

Background Breech presentation occurs in 3 to 4% of all term pregnancies. External cephalic version (ECV) is proven effective to prevent vaginal breech deliveries and therefore it is recommended by clinical guidelines of the Royal Dutch Organisation for Midwives (KNOV) and the Dutch Society for Obstetrics …

2010-05-10GezondheidArtikel

Effects of maternal smoking on neonatal morbidity

SB Stolte; EA de Jong-Pley; FJ Voorhorst; PA de Jong; EJ Wouters (Lector); Kurver

In this paper a prospective study of the association between maternal smoking and neonatal morbidity variables is presented. Caucasian nulliparous women (n = 115)were studied throughout pregnancy, childbirth and puerperal period. Birthweight(-centiles), Apgar scores, mode of delivery, umbilical arterial …

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