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i am trying to come up with a questionnaire to understand rn opinions on normal birth. i will use it as a pretest, then do some interventions, and then do a post test to see if some attitudes about normal birth has changed.
any opinions or comments ?
Thank you, those are some great questions. It's a start, I don't think anyone is going to want to write a long description, so I need to make these questions pretty much yes or no, or use a likert scale. I did not mean to offend anyone. The midwives named this project "return to normalcy", but I will let them know about some of the feedback I received by calling it "normal birth."
Thank you, those are some great questions. It's a start, I don't think anyone is going to want to write a long description, so I need to make these questions pretty much yes or no, or use a likert scale, or maybe even a survey given to the RN's after a delivery to see there thoughts on what interventions they thought were and were not necessary. I did not mean to offend anyone. The midwives named this project "return to normalcy", but I will let them know about some of the feedback I received by calling it "normal birth."
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Though OB is not my specialty, I considered the OP's use of the term "normal" incredibly, insensitively judgemental until I read your post referencing the WHO's use of the term. I still think it carries connotations which are counter-productive to the OP's stated desire to "intervene" and change attitudes toward birth containing medical interventions.