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Midwives׳ clinical reasoning during second stage labour: Report on an interpretive study.

Abstract：

BACKGROUND:clinical reasoning was once thought to be the exclusive domain of medicine - setting it apart from 'non-scientific' occupations like midwifery. Poor assessment, clinical reasoning and decision-making skills are well known contributors to adverse outcomes in maternity care. Midwifery decision-making models share a common deficit: they are insufficiently detailed to guide reasoning processes for midwives in practice. For these reasons we wanted to explore if midwives actively engaged in clinical reasoning processes within their clinical practice and if so to what extent. The study was conducted using post structural, feminist methodology. QUESTION:to what extent do midwives engage in clinical reasoning processes when making decisions in the second stage labour? METHODS:twenty-six practising midwives were interviewed. Feminist interpretive analysis was conducted by two researchers guided by the steps of a model of clinical reasoning process. Six narratives were excluded from analysis because they did not sufficiently address the research question. The midwives narratives were prepared via data reduction. A theoretically informed analysis and interpretation was conducted. FINDINGS:using a feminist, interpretive approach we created a model of midwifery clinical reasoning grounded in the literature and consistent with the data. Thirteen of the 20 participant narratives demonstrate analytical clinical reasoning abilities but only nine completed the process and implemented the decision. Seven midwives used non-analytical decision-making without adequately checking against assessment data. CONCLUSION:over half of the participants demonstrated the ability to use clinical reasoning skills. Less than half of the midwives demonstrated clinical reasoning as their way of making decisions. The new model of Midwifery Clinical Reasoning includes 'intuition' as a valued way of knowing. Using intuition, however, should not replace clinical reasoning which promotes through decision-making can be made transparent and be consensually validated.

journal_name

Midwifery

journal_title

Midwifery

authors

Jefford E,Fahy K

doi

10.1016/j.midw.2015.01.006

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2015-05-01 00:00:00

pages

519-25

issue

5

eissn

0266-6138

issn

1532-3099

pii

S0266-6138(15)00027-3

journal_volume

31

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