The One-to-One Caseload Project
Continuity of midwifery care is important, but we would like to know more about the best way to make it happen and the effects that it has. We have set up three community-based midwifery group practices where each woman will have direct access to her own midwife throughout pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period. We are looking at the best way to provide this service from the viewpoint of women and midwives and comparing the experiences and outcomes for mothers, babies and health staff with those delivering and receiving standard care.For more information about the research please see the information sheets below or follow the Research link in the menu.
For more information on the Caseload Midwifery model of care employed within the project, please see the briefing paper below.
Attached files
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Ethnographic Observations Maternity Staff Information Sheet.pdf
(pdf,
79 KB)
› Ethnographic Observations Women's Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 79 KB)
› Stakeholder Context Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 78 KB)
› Stakeholder Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 80 KB)
› The One-to-One Caseload Project Evaluation information sheet.pdf (pdf, 133 KB)
› Women's Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 79 KB)
› Briefing Paper.doc (doc, 537 KB)
› Ethnographic Observations Women's Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 79 KB)
› Stakeholder Context Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 78 KB)
› Stakeholder Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 80 KB)
› The One-to-One Caseload Project Evaluation information sheet.pdf (pdf, 133 KB)
› Women's Interviews Information Sheet.pdf (pdf, 79 KB)
› Briefing Paper.doc (doc, 537 KB)


