Nurse-midwife definition

Nurse-midwife means a registered nurse who has graduated from a program of study designed to prepare registered nurses for advanced practice as nurse-midwives.

Nurse-midwife means a person licensed to engage in practice as a nurse

Nurse-midwife means a person licensed to engage in practice as a nurse midwife under Section 58-44a-301.

More Definitions of Nurse-midwife

Nurse-midwife means a registered nurse who is certified as a nurse midwife by the American College of Nurse Midwives.

Nurse-midwife means an individual licensed pursuant to section 20-86c of the Connecticut General Statutes;

Nurse-midwife means a Registered Nurse who is licensed as a midwife by the state in which the services are provided.

Nurse-midwife means a Certified Nurse Midwife as defined in G.S. 90, Article 10. G.S.90-171.21 9 (4).

Nurse-midwife means an individual who is licensed under part 172 of the code, MCL 333.17201 to 333.17242, as a registered nurse, who is certified by the board to use the title nurse midwife, and who focuses on primary care services for women throughout their lifespan, including comprehensive maternity care that includes prenatal care, childbirth in diverse settings, postpartum care, and newborn care; gynecological, reproductive, and contraceptive care; physical exams; diagnosis and treatment of common health problems with consultation or referral as indicated; prescribing pharmacological and nonpharmacological interventions and treatments that are within the nurse midwife’s specialty role and scope of practice; and treatment of male partners for sexually transmitted infection and reproductive health.

Nurse-midwife means a qualified professional nurse registered with the West Virginia board of examiners for registered professional nurses who by virtue of additional training is specifically qualified to practice nurse-midwifery according to the statement of standards for the practice of nurse-midwifery as set forth by the American college of nurse-midwives;