We expect that evidence based guidelines are written by people who can critically review and use evidence. Sometimes that’s not what happens though. Here’s an example….
Sometimes I like to write about ideas rather than research. Here is a collection of musings that might give you ideas too.
Can you record an EEG signal with a fetal spiral electrode? And why might you want to?
How are we doing when it comes to talking to women about fetal monitoring options and respecting their decisions? #InformedChoice #SharedDecisionMaking #MidwiferyContinuityOfCare #RespectfulMaternityCare
Medical indications exist somewhere on a spectrum between being written on tablets of stone, handed down to new doctors by a supreme being on a mountain top – to being completely made up on a whim. What happens when they are misused?
Keen to read more about the history of maternity care? Here are some suggestions….
Can we get CTG monitoring to improve outcomes by adding extra bits to it? A summary of what I have previously written.
Is it better to find the fetal heart rate using two different technologies at the same time rather than just one?
Measuring outcomes in fetal monitoring research: there’s more to it than at first glance.
What do CTG machines actually do in a clinical setting?@ingrid_jepsen @EllenBlix @HelenCo02211683 @StineAdrian @MidwifeMaude
Birth Small Talk 