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1.1 Pregnancy loss is defined as the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the foetus reaches viability. It therefore includes all pregnancy losses from the time of conception until 24 weeks of gestation. 1 1.2 Defining recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) is complex, as illustrated by the variation in
1 kwi 2022 · Produced by the PHA in partnership with the Health and Social Care Board, health professionals, Health and Social Care Trusts and service users in response to a clear need from service users, these resources provide regional guidance for those women and couples who have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss.
This site aims to signpost bereaved parents and healthcare staff to support structures and knowledge about pregnancy and infant loss, in an Irish context. It is intended for use by both parents and healthcare professionals and is an output of The National Standards for Bereavement Care Following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death.
16 kwi 2024 · We’re really encouraged that a scheme to formally recognise baby and pregnancy loss before 24 weeks in Northern Ireland has taken another step forward. Yesterday (Monday 15 th April), the NI Assembly unanimously passed a motion to progress the Baby Loss Certificate scheme.
RESEARCH Open Access. Evaluation of a pregnancy loss education intervention for undergraduate nursing students in Northern Ireland: A pre- and post-test study. Martina Galeotti1, Suzanne Heaney1, Martin Robinson2 and Áine Aventin1* Abstract.
14 sie 2023 · We aimed to address this deficiency with an evidence-informed educational intervention to increase knowledge, skills, self-awareness, and confidence regarding pregnancy loss among UK nursing...
14 sie 2023 · At pre-test, 88% (n = 215) of students rated themselves as not confident in dealing with pregnancy loss in a professional capacity. Post-test, we found statistically significant effects for perceived competency on all learning outcomes (p < .001).
