Midwife ventouse practitioners
British Journal of MidwiferyPublished 1 May 1997
L. Mulholland
Citations5
SJR quartileQ3
SJR score0.24
SNIP0.28
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A small number of midwives in two areas of the country have become ‘midwifery ventouse practitioners’, is this appropriate to the midWifery profession?
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Some midwives have developed particular expertise in certain areas and with formal training are extending their roles. A small number in two areas of the country have become ‘midwifery ventouse practitioners’. Is this appropriate to the midwifery profession?
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Medicine
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