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Rural home births restricted as HSE stands by 30-minute distance limit

Noteworthy reveals this restriction was raised as ‘non-negotiable’ at a HSE meeting in March despite protestors feeling the issue was resolved last year.

United kingdomSouth tipperaryHayley purtill quinRichard greeneAisling dixonAngela dunneSasha kinchCliona murphyJohn smithJeannine websterBirth rights alliance irelandCommunity midwives associationUniversity of limerick hospitals groupBirths rights alliance irelandCo wicklowNational maternity hospital

Tide turning on water birth ban as Drogheda becomes third hospital to reinstate option

Water births are used for pain relief during labour and birth across the world.

United kingdomStephanie kaneswaranNoel mcentagartAisling dixonSarah culletonRichard greeneFiona molonyNational womenCork university maternity hospitalGroup strepCommunity midwives associationNational perinatal epidemiology centreInfants health programmeNational maternity hospitalLourdes hospitalWexford general hospital

Waterford News & Star — Over-33s overestimate ability to conceive, Irish study finds

Those aged 34 and under do not know enough about issues around fertility and overestimate their ability to be able to conceive, the first ever Irish study shows.

Sarah slaterDepartment of obstetricsCork university maternity hospitalNational perinatal epidemiology centreAssisted reproductive techniquesInfertility awarenessIrish medical journal

Laois Nationalist — Over-33s overestimate ability to conceive, Irish study finds

Those aged 34 and under do not know enough about issues around fertility and overestimate their ability to be able to conceive, the first ever Irish study shows.

Sarah slaterCork university maternity hospitalDepartment of obstetricsNational perinatal epidemiology centreAssisted reproductive techniquesInfertility awarenessIrish medical journal

Over-33s overestimate ability to conceive, Irish study finds

Those aged 34 and under do not know enough about issues around fertility and overestimate their ability to be able to conceive, the first ever Irish study shows.

Cork university maternity hospitalDepartment of obstetricsNational perinatal epidemiology centreAssisted reproductive techniquesInfertility awarenessIrish medical journal

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