Midwives who work in secondary and tertiary care are:
a. expected to do everything that the obstetrician tells them to.
b. still autonomous practitioners who provide one-to-one individualised care.
c. just there to provide care for women who have an epidural or need a caesarean section.
d. separated from the primary healthcare services.
Question 2
Primary healthcare:
a. is usually the initial point of contact that a person has with healthcare.
b. is expensive and requires specialised equipment.
c. is where a person needs to be referred from another person.
d. provides care for mothers and babies with complex medical needs.
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