The role of midwives in the monitoring process of emergency care
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The role of midwives in the monitoring process of emergency care
Midwives are capable of providing care to pregnant women and new mothers, as well as to newborns. They work as part of a team with other healthcare professionals, including obstetricians and nurses. Midwives are trained to be skilled at making decisions and taking responsibility for their own practice. Their training includes the ability to interpret signs and symptoms, and to make clinical decisions based on these signs and symptoms. The role of a midwife is different from that of an obstetrician, who provides comprehensive care in a hospital setting.
Midwives provide continuity of care throughout pregnancy, labour, birth, and the postnatal period. They are able to give advice on all aspects of care during these times. Midwives are trained to manage complications that arise during pregnancy, including pre-eclampsia and eclampsia; they can also refer women to other healthcare professionals if necessary.
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The role of midwives in the monitoring process of emergency care