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

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