The study of women's interactions with midwives concentrated on the significance of developing close, dependable bonds between midwives and the women they assist. The discussion covered the most recent findings and recommended methods for creating productive relationships between midwives and their patients. It was attended by midwives, women's health advocates, and specialists in the field of maternity care. The speakers emphasised the special function that midwives have in assisting women through pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.
They emphasised how crucial it is for midwives to offer customised, woman-centered care that respects women's preferences, values, and beliefs. The seminar covered issues like a lack of trust, cultural disparities, and communication difficulties that prevent midwives and women from forming close bonds. The discussion also covered several tactics and interventions, such as collaborative decision-making, active listening, and offering continuity of care, that have been successful in fostering healthy relationships between midwives and women. Finally, the Women's Health Conference presentation on women's relationships with midwives stressed the significance of forging solid relationships with the women they assist.
Scientific Tracks
- Improving Maternal Health
- Realizing the top demands of midwifes
- Preparation for labor and birth
- Infection prevention and control
- Midwifery ethics
- Midwifes’ Professional leadership’s
- Non-pharmacological techniques during childbirth
- Midwifery Care & Human rights
- Health promotion in pregnant women
- Normal birth/caesarean section