JDMRC Research Forum

| Forum 2009 | The highly successful 4th Biennial Joan Donley Midwifery Research Forum was held at The Rutherford Hotel, Nelson 17-18 September 2009. The forum was well attended with over 140 participants and addressed the question - Do research and audits inform midwifery practice? 21 presenters over two days covered a wide range of interesting and relevant topics listed below. |
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| Karen Guilliland | Developing a joint statement for ICM and Figo that describes the components of best practice for the physiological management of the third stage of labour. | | Dr Cheryl Benn | Non-resident women and maternity care in Aotearoa/New Zealand | | Debbie Payne, Sally Wilson, Sue Wynyard | Warkworth Birthing Centre: Exemplifying the future | | Rachel Taylor | Hypoxic Birth Injuries: A review of accepted treatment injury claims | | Emma Farmer | Do ecbolics influence exclusive breastfeeding rates at two weeks postpartum | | Susan Lennox | Research evidence challenges accepted wisdom | | Elaine Gray | Does research influence midwives decision-making in practice: An exploration of the literature regarding sutering versus non-sutering of spontaneous perineal tears | | Lesley Dixon | The transition from the end of pregnancy to birth: an exploration of the woman's perspective of labour progress | | Robyn McDougal | A comparison of Fentanyl & Pethidine in labour looking at neonatal outcomes | | Maggie Banks | Embracing the fringe? An ongoing home birth story | | Heather Donald | Using action research to improve midwifery practice | | Robyn Maude | The art and science of intrapartum intermittent auscultaion of the fetal heart rate | | Irene Calvert | The hidden side of midwifery | | Leona Dann | An evaluative audit of the dosage of syntocinon used to prevent postpartum haemorrhage | | Nimisha Waller | Women's experience of becoming mothers after a complex birth: What is the evidence? | | Chris Hendry and Joanna Houston | The reliance of rural communities on midwifery service networks | | Joyce Cowan | Pathophysiology of preeclampsia | | Dr Cheryl Benn (as a member of the birthplace NZ research team) | Birthplace New Zealand. A retrospective cohort study comparing outcomes for low risk women in the care of midwives, planning to birth at home, in primary birthing units and secondary/tertiary level hospitals |
NZCOM thank Kim Gerard and Trish Scott of Confab Conference and Event Consultants Ltd. for their excellent service and organisational skills with regard to the forum. E: confab@confab.co.nz www.confab.co.nz 
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