Midwifery · 2011
Shoulder dystocia: a qualitative exploration of what works.
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Ansell Irving Lesley, McAra-Couper Judith, Smythe Elizabeth
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: to explore expert practitioners' methods of managing shoulder dystocia.
DESIGN AND SETTING: a qualitative interpretive study enabled a descriptive, hermeneutic analysis of data collected. Data were collected via tape recorded interviews, transcribed and analysed to explore themes and meanings.
PARTICIPANTS: five clinicians (four midwives and one obstetrician) who have significant experience in the management of shoulder dystocia and work in high risk maternity practice.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: the results of this study demonstrate that the actions to be taken in the event of shoulder dystocia should be further examined and possibly reviewed. The three simple steps of McRoberts Manoeuvre - Suprapubic Pressure - Axillary Traction could revolutionise the way in which shoulder dystocia is managed.
DESIGN AND SETTING: a qualitative interpretive study enabled a descriptive, hermeneutic analysis of data collected. Data were collected via tape recorded interviews, transcribed and analysed to explore themes and meanings.
PARTICIPANTS: five clinicians (four midwives and one obstetrician) who have significant experience in the management of shoulder dystocia and work in high risk maternity practice.
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: the results of this study demonstrate that the actions to be taken in the event of shoulder dystocia should be further examined and possibly reviewed. The three simple steps of McRoberts Manoeuvre - Suprapubic Pressure - Axillary Traction could revolutionise the way in which shoulder dystocia is managed.