Monitoring the effects of caesarean sections

Article Abstract:

Bonding with baby takes longer for women who undergo emergency Caesarean, rather than vaginal delivery. The survey includes 100 first-time mums of which 50 had babies by emergency section, and 50 by vaginal delivery. Further results of the study are included, such as reasons for Caesarean deliveries, problems following delivery, intentions to breastfeed, and the implications of anaesthesia.

Surveys, Cesarean section, Maternal deprivation

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Children's hospital at home

Article Abstract:

This article evaluates a community-based home care service for chronically ill children, focusing on the role of parents and hospitals in caring for children. Topics include how home care services monitor the response of patients to treatment.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Care and treatment, Management, Community health services, Sick children, Company business management, Home care

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