What Nurses Need to Know: Midwifery and Woman-Centered Care
Karen Trister Grace has spent her career as a midwife and a midwifery educator aside from, appropriately, a nine-month period as a labor...
What Nurses Need to Know | 05/10/18
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No Two Birth Stories are the Same
Stephanie Godfrey, midwife and JHSON alumna, knows how to coach women through labor and delivery. But when she gave birth to her own...
On the Pulse | 03/14/16
Finding a direction.
The clock is ticking away for graduation day. Seven months to go as of today, and I find myself rattling off words like emesis instead of...
On the Pulse | 11/20/12
Last days of my OB rotation
Almost, my OB rotation was beginning to become routine for me–not the births themselves, but the care around them: the early stages...
On the Pulse | 10/27/11
The Line Between Doula & Midwife
At Corniche hospital on the Main Delivery Unit (MDU), there are only midwives and doctors. There is no such thing as a Labor & Delivery...
On the Pulse | 06/24/11
Khamsa ٥
“Khamsa?” Yes, Madame, khamsa. “Khamsa!” In the Labor & Delivery triage this morning, an Arab woman arrived in...
On the Pulse | 06/13/11
To the desert…
I'm on my way to Abu Dhabi today!
During the next six weeks, I will be at Corniche Hospital, the "premier maternity hospital in...
During the next six weeks, I will be at Corniche Hospital, the "premier maternity hospital in...
On the Pulse | 06/04/11
Midwifery and the Birth Companions Program at the JHUSON
I was only able to attend two of the lunchtime sessions for midwifery week last October, but in both of them, I had to fight the urge to...
On the Pulse | 05/31/11
