Journal of Women's Health Care
Open Access

8^th World Congress on Midwifery and Womens Health

March 18-19, 2019 Sydney, Australia

Posters & Accepted Abstracts

• Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through midwifery-led family health houses in rural, hard-toreach areas of Afghanistan

  Ahmadullah Molakhail

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• Effectiveness of new born care program on perceived maternal competence and satisfaction of Nigerian mothers

  Blessing Chioma Emmanuel

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• An unusual presentation of eclampsia

  Nicholas Dilley and Reena Mohan

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• The sustainability of the elimination of the mother-to-child HIV transmission program in the Eastern Cape: Team’s perception on quality improvement

  Doreen K M M’Rithaa and Dorothy Williams

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• Bylaws, privileges and protocols: How to collaborate with hospital administrators and physicians so your midwifery practice can flourish

  Elizabeth Cook and Trish Geldbach

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• Related factors with women’s health promotion behaviors: Review

  Fatemeh Raeesian, Maedeh Rezaei and Sareh Bakouie

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• The relationship of maternal factors and obstetric complications with term singleton vs term twin neonatal outcomes: A retrospective study in China

  Nawsherwan, Ghulam Nabi, Xiang-Yu Meng, Yawen Xu, Zhuanhong Yang, Dao Li, Hui Li, Cuifang Fan and Suqing Wang

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• Violence and its related factors in infertile women

  Sedigheh Pakseresht, Khadijeh Omidi and Maryam Niknami

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• An unusual presentation of eclampsia

  Nicholas Dilley and Reena Mohan

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• Educational sessions help to improve nurse’s clinical practices and knowledge for Port-A-Cath (PAC) care in children with cancer

  Shazia Meraj Ali

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• On the cusp of life and death, choose life

  Stephanie Wellington

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• Safer discharge at The Royal Women’s Hospital Emergency Department

  Vanessa Gorman

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• Risk factors for HIV transmission among transgender women in Ho Chi Minh City

  Vi Vu Thi Tuong

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• A middle-range theory for developing clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate midwifery students

  Olivia B Baloyi, Ntombifikile and G Mtshali

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