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Midwives
; 26:6-9, 2023.
Article
in English
| ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-2291310
ABSTRACT
Research shows that while inhaling gas and air (Entonox) in labour is safe for mothers and babies, long-term cumulative exposure may carry health risks. Work notice The right to strike The UK government's Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill is, at the time of going to press, at the committee stage in the House of Lords (the first chance for line-by-line examination). Visit bit.ly/ Clementine-register Working mums Maternity leave Careers After Babies research has found that of 848 mothers interviewed, 98% want to return to work after having a child but just 13% can make it work full-time, citing the cost of childcare and lack of flexibility from businesses as the reason. Find out more at hegenbergermedical.com/training Research Healthy eating support Researchers at the University of Hertfordshire are calling for better information on diet and nutrition to be made available to expectant parents.
Medical Sciences--Obstetrics And Gynecology; Parents & parenting; Hypnotherapy; Womens health; Ventilators; Sleep; Food; Healthy food; Infants; Maternity & paternity leaves; Nutrition research; Hospitals; Child care; Pregnancy; Employers; COVID-19; Maternal child nursing; Menopause; Flexibility; Sutures; Labor standards; Health risks; Diet; Health risk assessment; Medical research; Committees; Maternal and infant welfare; Strikes; Coronaviruses; Midwifery; Mothers; Return to work; Nutrition; Labor unions; United Kingdom--UK; England
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ProQuest Central
Language:
English
Journal:
Midwives
Year:
2023
Document Type:
Article
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