Midwifery Care of Mothers and Newborns

Fatimah Mohammed Essa Ageeli, Meaad Nasser Hamad Ogdi, Enas Hassan Alhazemi, Hajar Ibrahim Ahmed Sahli; Hashima Abdu Alhazmi, Huda Mohammed Ibrahim Sharif, ‏ Najlaa Mohammed Saleh Suliman, Nujum Mohammed Ghabri, Maha Hussain Abbas Hakami, Areej Mohmmad Ahmad Zaila.

doi:10.63278/jicrcr.v7i2.1006

Midwifery Care of Mothers and Newborns

Authors

Fatimah Mohammed Essa Ageeli, Meaad Nasser Hamad Ogdi, Enas Hassan Alhazemi, Hajar Ibrahim Ahmed Sahli
Hashima Abdu Alhazmi, Huda Mohammed Ibrahim Sharif, ‏ Najlaa Mohammed Saleh Suliman, Nujum Mohammed Ghabri, Maha Hussain Abbas Hakami, Areej Mohmmad Ahmad Zaila.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.v7i2.1006

Keywords:

Mock drills, disaster medicine, emergency medical services, team performance, communication, training simulation, paramedics

Abstract

This article examines the history, function, and advantages of midwifery in contemporary healthcare. Midwifery has been integral to human history for millennia, and midwives are now acknowledged as essential members of the healthcare team. Midwives offer many services, encompassing individualized prenatal care, labor and delivery assistance, and postpartum support, frequently employing natural and non-invasive techniques to facilitate a safe and favorable birth experience. Studies indicate that employing a midwife throughout pregnancy and childbirth can result in improved results for both mother and infant, so establishing midwifery as a crucial element of contemporary healthcare.

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Published

2024-12-05

How to Cite

Fatimah Mohammed Essa Ageeli, Meaad Nasser Hamad Ogdi, Enas Hassan Alhazemi, Hajar Ibrahim Ahmed Sahli, & Hashima Abdu Alhazmi, Huda Mohammed Ibrahim Sharif, ‏ Najlaa Mohammed Saleh Suliman, Nujum Mohammed Ghabri, Maha Hussain Abbas Hakami, Areej Mohmmad Ahmad Zaila. (2024). Midwifery Care of Mothers and Newborns. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 7(2), 265–275. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.v7i2.1006