MidAid is a specialist UK website: For Childbirth, Midwifery & Nursing.

If you’re a healthcare worker, it’ll help you to provide the best possible care.

There’s plenty of information...

1. You’ll find info about Medical and Nursing Abbreviations - including the ones that are best avoided.

2. There are instructions about how to use an Obstetric Calculator.

Obdisk3 instructions are FREE to copy and to reproduce.

And if you’ve got an obstetric wheel and want to check how accurate it is – quickly – you’re welcome to use the Fetal Gestational Age Accuracy Checker.
It’s available on the Jomoson4 Website.
It’ll tell you how accurate your own wheel is.

It’s very useful to know this information.
Important care management decisions – and clinical interventions – are often made with the help of an obstetric calculator.
So you need to have confidence in the due date calculator that you’re using.
If there’s a level of inaccuracy you need to be aware, so that you can decide whether or not the wheel is fit for purpose.
It depends largely on what the ob wheel is being used for, and an individual’s own professional judgement.

The Obdisk3 is more accurate than most other currently-used pregnancy wheels. When examined closely, many obstetric wheels are found to be inaccurate by a few days, particularly around the 22-30 week area. This can occur even when the EDD is correctly positioned at 280 days after the LMP date, on the discs’ calendars.

Please click here to visit the Jomoson4 Website – for more Obdisk information and instructions.

3 There’s information on the website about estimating cervical dilatation.

MidAid Midwifery Gauge is a very niche product, intended for Student Midwives in particular.
It doesn’t claim to be an essential item, but if you want to buy a present for a Midwifery Student, a MidAid is something that little bit different...
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The Jomoson4 Website is well worth a visit if you’re interested in pregnancy and birth, or problem-solving and innovation in health care provision.

But the website isn’t only concerned with innovative, new ideas.
It’s concerned with tried-and-tested products too.

Jaygee Cassettes have been around for over 25 years now, and many, many thousands of parents all around the world are grateful to them – for soothing thousands of unsettled babies with the unique sounds.
Read more about Jaygee Cassettes...

Further information about the Obdisk3 – also known as the “Obdisk”:

The Obdisk features on the Jomoson4 Website because it’s a childbirth professional’s essential.
It would be very difficult to practice midwifery, or obstetrics and gynaecology, without the use of an obstetric/pregnancy calculator.

The Obdisk has been specially designed by a British doctor for professional use.

To reflect the importance of the Obdisk3 in antenatal/maternity care provision, two pages on the Jomoson4 Website are devoted to Obdisk instructions and information.
And any enquiries are always treated as a priority.
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Abbramat information

The first Abbramat was launched on November 14th, 2006. It’s a good quality mouse mat – and it’s a mouse mat with a difference.
You can also use it to interpret UK Medical and Nursing Abbreviations. And with the spelling of many tricky medical terms, too.

Please click here to visit www.abbramat.co.uk
for more information.

Abbra-T

This makes a great present for Medical Secretaries and GP Surgery Staff, Paramedic and Nursing Students, and any Student of Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiography or Medicine.
Especially those who like to continue studying when they go out to a party.
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