AP Midwifery: Emergency Breech Birth

Skills to safely manage unplanned / undiagnosed breech birth in any setting.

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Birth Biz: Marketing for Midwives

The plug-and-play, no stress way to attract the right clients!

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Birth Biz: Start Right

Answering all your legal, financial, and structural steps to success.

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Boundaries for Birth Workers

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Core Midwifery: Defensive Charting Seminar

Dance like no ones watching; chart like its going to be read in court.

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Core Midwifery: FHT Monitoring

Safety and clarity for the community-based provider

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Core Midwifery: Fetal Positioning

How to assess fetal position before, during and after birth.

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Core Midwifery: Preventing & Treating Hemorrhage

Everything you need to know to safely prevent, assess, and treat a postpartum hemorrhage in the community setting.

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Core Midwifery: Suturing After Birth

Everything you need to know to evaluate and repair a 1st or 2nd degree perineal laceration after birth in the community setting.

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Distance from Services | Informed Consent/Refusal Form

The NIH 2010 VBAC study says it is safe if the time from decision to incision is less than 75 min. It is recommended clients whose location combined with the local hospital situation is outside that limit, should be informed and consent to that increased risk for distance to services. Excerpt: “If your midwives determines that your intended birth location would delay treatment beyond 75 min, you are aware of these increased risks and still plan to proceed.”

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Group Beta Strep | Midwifery Consent/Refusal Form

True informed consent requires the option of refusal too. Non-biased information is vitally important when parents are being asked to decide on their children’s health care – no choice could be quite as salient of this point than GBS.

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HIPAA

Midwives like all health care providers need to provide clients with a HIPAA privacy practices document outlining how they will care for their medical records and other protected data. Some midwives find this topic confusing and frustrating to apply to community-based midwifery – we have taken up the challenge and have created a document that outlines all the pieces of this important national law and how they apply to midwifery clients. *This is a digital download. Not a physical printed item.

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Homeopathy for Childbirth

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Pelvic Exam - Informed Consent Form

Certain states have signed into law a requirement that written consent must be given to perform a pelvic exam on a client. The law references us by statute. So depending on the state you reside in, you may have to get all your clients sign a consent for you to perform a pelvic exam. *This is a digital download. Not a physical printed item.

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Postdate and Postterm Pregnancy - Informed Consent Form

This is a digital download, Not a physically printed item

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Prenatal and Postpartum Rhogam - Informed Consent Form

RH neg pregnant people must choose whether or not to receive RhoGAM, help them make this critical choice by providing them this evidence based, informed consent document.

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Release of Medical Records - Essential Practice Form

Confidential sharing of records is protected by HIPAA, purchase and download our form to save yourself the hassle of researching and creating this form on your own, or worse yet violating HIPAA guidelines. *This is a digital download. Not a physical printed item.

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SBAR Transport - Informed Consent Form

This form is designed for a quick and seamless intrapartum or postpartum transfer of the birthing person or baby. In the moment when your assistant or student needs to activate EMS, this form is ready with all pertinent data for a smooth call and discussion regarding S.B.A.R. During an in-person transfer to OB triage, use this one-pager to verbally give all of the dates/times/and vitals that are needed to show up as a prepared provider and warm handoff to next level of care.

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Solving Iron Deficiency in Yourself and Your Clients

Iron deficiency is the most frequent nutritional deficiency disorder in the world.

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Student Participation - Informed Consent Form

Student participation is common and vital in most midwifery practices, and yet, clients should be able to consent or refuse this at the start of care. This consent form will give your clients the information for who, what, when, where, why for all student involvement in your practice. This form is especially important for any clinical act, including but not limited to phlebotomy, pelvic exams, and suturing.

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