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A good midwife is personable, trustworthy, funny, well-informed, and someone new mothers can depend on in their times of need. Midwives are the main point of contact for expectant parents. They provide evidence-based information and advice that will help them navigate their pregnancy and prepare for motherhood.

Midwifery care is fully funded for residents of Alberta. This includes all prenatal visits, labour and postpartum up to six weeks after the birth of your baby.

Your midwife's role during labour and birth give you information, encouragement and emotional support. monitor your progress and suggest strategies to help your labour. monitor the baby's heartbeat and other signs of their wellbeing. offer you pain relief, or arrange for a doctor to administer it.

Midwife provide full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening. identify high-risk pregnancies. monitor women and support them during labour and the birthing process. teach new and expectant mothers how to feed, care for and bathe their babies.

Your midwife's role during labour and birth give you information, encouragement and emotional support. monitor your progress and suggest strategies to help your labour. monitor the baby's heartbeat and other signs of their wellbeing. offer you pain relief, or arrange for a doctor to administer it.

A good midwife is personable, trustworthy, funny, well-informed, and someone new mothers can depend on in their times of need. Midwives are the main point of contact for expectant parents. They provide evidence-based information and advice that will help them navigate their pregnancy and prepare for motherhood.

B.C. midwives and the province have ratified a new three-year, wage-increasing agreement with the overwhelming support of health-care workers. The new deal includes a series of fee increases and measures that the province says will provide more supports for Indigenous midwifery.

Midwifery care is fully funded for residents of Alberta. This includes all prenatal visits, labour and postpartum up to six weeks after the birth of your baby.

A children's doctor (paediatrician), midwife or newborn (neonatal) nurse will check your baby is well and will offer him or her a newborn physical examination within 72 hours of birth. In the early days, the midwife will check your baby for signs of: jaundice. infection of the umbilical cord or eyes.

Your midwife's role during labour and birth give you information, encouragement and emotional support. monitor your progress and suggest strategies to help your labour. monitor the baby's heartbeat and other signs of their wellbeing. offer you pain relief, or arrange for a doctor to administer it.

Midwife responsibilities Provide antenatal care. Providing antenatal care is a significant part of a midwife's role. ... Provide care during labour. ... Provide postnatal care. ... Educate parents. ... Follow established policies. ... Complete administration duties. ... Neonatal midwifery.

Midwife provide full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening. identify high-risk pregnancies. monitor women and support them during labour and the birthing process. teach new and expectant mothers how to feed, care for and bathe their babies.

You'll provide: provide full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening. identify high-risk pregnancies. monitor women and support them during labour and the birthing process. teach new and expectant mothers how to feed, care for and bathe their babies.

Your midwife's role during labour and birth give you information, encouragement and emotional support. monitor your progress and suggest strategies to help your labour. monitor the baby's heartbeat and other signs of their wellbeing. offer you pain relief, or arrange for a doctor to administer it.

Being a midwife Providing full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screenings. Identifying high-risk pregnancies. Monitoring women and assisting them through the labour and birthing process. Teaching new parents how best to provide care for newborn babies.

B.C. midwives and the province have ratified a new three-year, wage-increasing agreement with the overwhelming support of health-care workers. The new deal includes a series of fee increases and measures that the province says will provide more supports for Indigenous midwifery.

A children's doctor (paediatrician), midwife or newborn (neonatal) nurse will check your baby is well and will offer him or her a newborn physical examination within 72 hours of birth. In the early days, the midwife will check your baby for signs of: jaundice. infection of the umbilical cord or eyes.

Midwife responsibilities Provide antenatal care. Providing antenatal care is a significant part of a midwife's role. ... Provide care during labour. ... Provide postnatal care. ... Educate parents. ... Follow established policies. ... Complete administration duties. ... Neonatal midwifery.

You'll provide: provide full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening. identify high-risk pregnancies. monitor women and support them during labour and the birthing process. teach new and expectant mothers how to feed, care for and bathe their babies.

Being a midwife Providing full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screenings. Identifying high-risk pregnancies. Monitoring women and assisting them through the labour and birthing process. Teaching new parents how best to provide care for newborn babies.

Being a midwife Providing full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical examinations and screenings. Identifying high-risk pregnancies. Monitoring women and assisting them through the labour and birthing process. Teaching new parents how best to provide care for newborn babies.