Normal Labour & Birth: 6th Research Conference Programme June ...

Normal Labour & Birth: 6th Research Conference Programme June 2013
Day One - Wednesday 5th June 2013
09:30-09:40 Welcome Address - Robert Walsh: Director of Research UCLan
09:40-09:50 Chair's Address: Soo Downe
09.50-10.30 Keynote Address -Holly Kennedy: Promoting Primary Vaginal Birth – Stakeholder Perspectives in a Tertiary Hospital Setting
10:30-11:00 Refreshment Break
11.00-12.30 Concurrent Sessions 1:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1632: Shared decisionmaking
1568: Bouncing back in
1610: Exploration of 1631: Measuring the
in maternity care: tough times: Investigating
preterm birth rates quantity and quality of
challenges and
opportunities
Marianne
Nieuwenhuijze RM
MPH, Netherlands
resilience in midwifery
Prof. Billie Hunter, U.K.
associated with different
models of midwifery care
Andrew Symon, U.K.
midwifery support in
labour: using systematic
observation
Mary Ross-Davie, U.K.
1617: Experiences of
women planning a
homebirth who require
transfer to hospital: a
meta-synthesis of the
qualitative literature
Deborah Fox, Australia
1572: Working
relationships between
volunteer doulas and
labour ward midwives:
what works for whom in
what circumstances?
Zoe Darwin, U.K.
WORKSHOP 1612:
Patient Centered
Outcomes Research from
Electronic Health Records-
Limitations and
Possibilities
Brynne Potter, USA -
Cara Osborne
presenting
1551: Evaluation of the
Mother-to-Infant Relation
and Feeling Scale:
Interviews with first-time
mothers‟ for feelings and
relation to their baby three
days after birth
Stina Thorstensson,
Sweden
1655: Induction of labour
among women with
uncomplicated
pregnancies: practices,
beliefs and experiences
among midwives and
women. Felipa Castro
Cardona, U.K.
WORKSHOP
1627: Compromising or
co-promising
communication styles?
Sylvie Donna, U.K.
1656: The best of both
worlds? Birthplace followon
study of women and
partners' experiences of
hospital based alongside
midwife units
Jane Sandall, U.K.
1583: Trained volunteer
doula support for
disadvantaged
childbearing women:
clinical and public health
outcomes
Jo Green U.K.
1582: Experiences of first
childbirth – a Rasch
analysis of a postpartum
questionnaire
Anna Dencker, Sweden
1642: “An exploration of
midwives‟ approaches to
slow progress of labour in
birth centres, using case
study methodology"
Laura Iannuzzi, U.K.
12:30-14:00
14:00-14:30
Lunch
Keynote Address: Jenni Cole, Reducing antimicrobial stewardship in neonatal care - building the confidence to implement NICE Guideline 149: challenges,
opportunities and risks

Day One Continued
14:40-15:40 Concurrent Sessions 2:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1535: Fathers'
1592: Midwives‟ beliefs 1566: Holding on to 1539: Analysis of Newborn 1580: A Woman's Quest 1634: Awash with
Experience of Planned
Home Birth in Ireland
Siobhan Sweeney,
Ireland
and concerns about
telephone conversations
with women in early
labour
Helen Spiby, U.K,
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Susanne Darra, U.K.
Tongue Behavior as
Related to Intrapartum
Epidural Fentanyl
Exposure
Kajsa Brimdyr, USA
Chloe Bonnell , U.K. information and looking
for a lifeline Lesley
Kay, U.K.
1555: A World Apart: The
Experience of Prenatal
Care for Women in US
Planning a Home Birth
Judith Lothian, USA
1590: The first encounter
on a labour ward - Action
Research for a change
Viola Nyman, Sweden
1567: Keeping Childbirth
Natural and Dynamic:
evaluation of a national
maternity care programme
in Scotland
Helen Cheyne, U.K.
1680: Supportive Direction
to Support Physiologic
Pushing in Second Stage
Labor: “Letting her do it”
Lisa Kane Low, USA
1663: Being confronted
with a difficult situation in
spite of receiving support:
the minor adolescent
experiencing motherly
support
Paula Rosenberg de
Andrade, Brazil
1589: Childbirth in a
„risk culture‟: the impact
on women‟s choices in
birth
Elizabeth Newnham,
Australia
15:40-16:00
16:00-17:00
17:45
Refreshment Break
Pecha Kucha x 6 max (3 then 10 mins discussion, then 3 more + 10 mins)
Coach Departs for Optional 'Sunset Cruise' on Lake Windermere & meal

Day Two - Thursday 6th June 2013
09:00-09:10 Chairs Address: Nigel Harrison, Head of School, School of Health, UCLan
09.10-09.40 Keynote Address: Maria do Carmo Leal Abuse of Interventions in Obstetric Care in Brazil and its Consequences to the Newborn
Keynote Address: Dr Nasr Abdalla, Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society of Sudan(OGSSD), and midwife Insaf Hassan Abdelkhair Hamid. Childbirth
09:45-10:15 outcomes in Sudan: home versus hospital
10:15-10.45 Refreshment Break
10.45 - 12.30Concurrent Session 3:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1581:Factors associated 1573: „What to expect 1595: Early engagement WORKSHOP 1538: WORKSHOP 1654:
with posttraumatic stress when you‟re expecting‟? of fathers in pregnancy What happens to women in Is the Transcutaneous
disorder (PTSD) (Ab)normal birth in British and childbirth
early labour?
Bilirubinometer a Reliable
following childbirth in the
Birth in Brazil National
Study
Maria Helena Bastos,
Brazil
newspapers
Emily Miller, U.K.
Jane Henderson, U.K. Helen Shallow, U.K. and AcceptableTool for
the Non-Invasive
Assessment of Neonatal
Jaundice?
Amanda Hutcherson,
U.K.
1596: Perinatal mortality
rate in the Netherlands
compared to other
European countries: a
secondary analysis of
Euro-Peristat data
Ank de Jonge -
presented by Ruth
Baron, Netherlands
1607: Variation in normal
birth rates among English
NHS Trusts
Miranda Dodwell, U.K.
1545: I THINK
THEREFORE I AM; I
BIRTH THEREFORE I
CAN - HealthyPrimiparas'
Intentions and Beliefs as a
Predictor of Mode of
Delivery
Mindy Ebrahimoff, Israel
1652: The decision of
women during pregnancy
for a caesarean section:
data from the National
Survey “Born in Brazil”
Marcos Dias, Brazil
1648: Can an indicator of
„normal birth‟ be derived
from data collected
routinely in Europe?
Alison Macfarlane, U.K.
1608: Caring and
Compassion in childbirth –
Lessons to be learnt from
postnatal care data „the
authentic nature of caring‟
Dr. Maria Healy, Ireland

Day Two Continued
12:30-13:00 Poster viewing: all poster presenters to be present for this session by their posters
13:00-14:00 Lunch
14:00-14:05 Chair's Address: TBA
14:05-14:35 Keynote Address: Carol Kingdon, (Un)Making Childbirth: Society, Choice and Care
14.35-14.50 Welcome to Brazil!: Conference 2014
14:50-15:25 Pecha Kucha: max 4 = 24 mins and 10 mins discussion
15:25-16.00 Refreshment Break
16.00-17.00 Concurrent Session 4:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1640: An organisational
study of Alongside
Midwife Units: A followon
study from the
Birthplace in England
Programme
Christine McCourt, U.K.
1611: Maternal Obesity
and Normal Birth
Angela Pascall
1635: What makes
normal birth difficult in
modernizing Asia?
Etsuko Matsuoka,
Japan
1554: A Critical Review of
Dystocia Dr
Denis Walsh, U.K.
1552: Timing of admission
and selected aspects of
intrapartum care:
relationship with
caesarean section in the
COSMOS (caseload
midwifery) trial
Mary-Ann Davey,
Australia
1569: Midwifery care in
rural and remote British
Columbia: a retrospective
cohort study of perinatal
outcomes of rural
parturient women with a
midwife involved in their
care, 2003-2008
Kathrin Stoll, Canada
SYMPOSIUM 1645:
Care in normal childbirth by
midwives in the city of Rio
de Janeiro/Brazil - The
choice of planned home
birth
Heloisa Lessa, Brazil
1643: Care in normal
childbirth by midwives in
the city of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil: The obstetric
practice of nurse at
hospital Childbirth
Maysa Luduvice Gomes,
Brazil
1670: Care in normal
childbirth by midwives in
the city of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil: The care of nurse
midwife with-the-womanthat-gives-birth-at-the-birth-
center
Brazil
Marcele Zveiter,
1601: Getting the role of
the midwife right: some
UK midwives view of the
meaning of the art of
midwifery
Jenny Hall, U.K.
1620: Birth Art Reflection
in Midwifery Education
Tanya Tanner, USA
16.30-17:30 COST
FP7 programmes
/optibirth/birth compass
CLOSED MEETINGS
19:30
Optional Conference Dinner, Grange Hotel Restaurant
17.30-18.30 Conference
series steering group
planning for 2014
CLOSED MEETING

Day Three - Friday 7th June 2013
09.00-09.10 Chairs Address: TBC
09:10-09:45 Keynote Address: Belinda Phipps, Chief Executive, National Childbirth Trust UK
09.45-10:30 Progress Theatre
10.30-11.00 Refreshment break
11.00-12.30 Concurrent Session 5:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1604: Factors associated 1562: “The Term breech
with postnatal depression trial almost put a
WORKSHOP
1677: Writing for
WORKSHOP
1638 When birth is not
1537: Outcomes of Care
in U.S. Birth Centers:
in the Birth in Brazil complete brake on publication workshop Kerri normal
Demonstration of a
National
Mariza Miranda Theme
Filha, Brazil
anyone considering a
vaginal breech birth.”
Findings from phase 2 of
the „Think Breech‟ study
Mary Sheridan, U.K.
Scuililng, Denis Walsh
Soo Downe US/UK
Tracy Evans, U.K. Durable Model
Susan Stapleton, U.K.
1660: The Barkantine
Birth Centre: an
ethnographic study of the
philosophy, culture and
practice in a freestanding
urban midwifery-led unit
Lucia Rocca-Ihenacho,
U.K.
1543: Women‟s reasons
for, and experiences of,
choosing a homebirth
following a caesarean
section
Hazel Keedle, Australia
1673: Rethinking the
Physiology of Vaginal
Breech Birth: A Cohort
Study of Delivery in an
Upright or Hands and
Knees Position
Ken Johnson, Germany
1674: Why Breech Birth
is A Microcosm of the
Myths That Obstetrics
Creates
Betty-Anne Daviss,
Canada
1644: An ethnographic
study to explore the use
and impact of
computerised systems
within the birth suite at a
hospital in the North of
England
Josephine Holleran,
U.K.
1564: Why women in
developing countries don't
access antenatal care: a
qualitative synthesis of
women's views
Kenny Finlayson, U.K.
12:30-13.30
Lunch

Day Three continued
13:30-15:00 Concurrent Session 6:
Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6
1628: Successful 1659: Companionship in
1586: The health of WORKSHOP 1541:
development of a crossmidwifery
organization
labor and delivery in
public and private
primiparous women three
months after „normal‟ birth
Interpreting non-verbal
cues: skin to skin in the
joint statement on normal sectors: Data from the
Deirdre Daly, Ireland first hour, feeding cues,
birth in the United States
Holly Kennedy, USA
Born in Brazil National
Survey
Simone G Diniz, Brazil
and communication
strategies
Kristin Stewart, USA
1614: Naturalised
bioethics and free
standing birth centers
Mandie Scamell, U.K.
1609: The Size Paradox:
A vector for authentic
midwifery to emerge
Rhona O'Connell,
Ireland
1662: The Mango Trial
Donna Hartz, Australia
1664: Traditional Chinese
Medicine in low risk
pregnancy at term
Angela Aldini, Italy
SYMPOSIUM
Maternal factors affecting
interventions during labour
and birth. Study 1:
evidence from the
Birthplace cohort study on
maternal BMI
Jennifer Hollowell. U.K.
Maternal factors affecting
interventions during labour
and birth. Study 2:
evidence from the
Birthplace cohort study on
advanced maternal age
Rachel Rowe, U.K.
1588: Severe perineal
trauma: The voices of
women - A mixed methods
study
Australia
Holly Priddis,
1557: Jordanian women‟s
perceptions of intrapartum
vaginal examination
Reem Hatamleh, Jordan
15.00-15.30
15.30-16.30
Refreshment break
Final plenary session and home