Pregnancy and Postpartum
Diabetic gastroparesis in pregnancy
WHNP may participate in the management of high-risk pregnancies when collaborating with other multidisciplinary providers.
Early pregnancy loss management for nurse practitioners and midwives
Educational tool lowers decline in cervical length screening
Implementation of the Maternal Mental Health Safety Bundle: Standardizing perinatal depression screening and response in a federally qualified health center
A national survey of obstetricians and gynecologists reported that 53% universally screened pregnant patients for depression, but only 33.67% implemented guideline-congruent care.
Improving prenatal health behaviors: Implementing a blended model of prenatal care
Peripartum Cardiomyopathy: Implications for WHNPs and Midwives
In the US, the incidence of PPCM is rising, possibly due to advanced maternal age, an increased rate of multifetal pregnancies secondary to modern fertility techniques, and increased recognition and awareness of the disease.
Preventing Postpartum Depression Closer to Home
Reaching postpartum women in the U.S.: Demographics and generational characteristics
Researchers Say Coronavirus Does Not Appear To Pass From Pregnant Women To Infants
Role of the WHNP in providing care for the patient with recurrent pregnancy loss
RPL can be an intimidating entity for healthcare providers to evaluate and treat due to varying guidelines and pressure from patients to prevent future losses.