Arthurton, M. W. (1972). Archives of Disease in Childhood, 47, 126. Immigrant children and the day-to-day work of a paediatrician. Frequently born before the arrival of the midwife, Asian children are relatively more often seen in the special care baby unit, in the medical paediatric wards, the burns unit, and at paediatric outpatient clinics from which they more often default than other childr...

BACKGROUND Studies of planned home births attended by registered midwives have been limited by incomplete data, nonrepresentative sampling, inadequate statistical power and the inability to exclude unplanned home births. We compared the outcomes of planned home births attended by midwives with those of planned hospital births attended by midwives or physicians. METHODS We included all planned...

Toddlers are often faced with eating disorders such as picky eaters. A eater is a condition where children like to be and less responsive food. This will have adverse nutritional impacts in the future, growth disorders, developmental metabolic disorders. One of factors that cause eaters giving complementary foods too early also not accordance principles balanced nutrition. The community service...

developed midwifery, that the U.S.A. had developed nursing, but that Britain had managed to combine them in the way that was needed. Accordingly, she and her nurses took midwifery training in London. But she was also convinced that the nurse-midwife could and should combine sick nursing and preventive work, something that many Britons, then and now, see as far from ideal. We could do worse than...

BACKGROUND The study focuses on the perceived nature / technique opposition in pregnancy and delivery emerging from gynaecologist/ midwife/ pregnant woman relationships. We developed a cross-sectional survey to identify, by means of a multidimensional data-driven approach, the main latent concepts structuring the between items correlation correspondent to the different general opinions present ...