Doula Mouriki has written:
'Studies in late Byzantine painting' -- subject(s): Byzantine Painting
Ananda Lowe has written: 'The doula guide to birth' -- subject(s): Childbirth, Doulas
Efi Mouriki's birth name is Ethimia Mouriki.
Efi Mouriki is 5' 4".
Depending on the geographical area, Doula's charge from $200 per birth to $1000 per birth. Doula's are paid by the couple who decides to use the Doula as a support during the birth of their child. It has not been until recently that some health insurances have begun to see the value of a Doula's presence for their patients delivery. The presence of a doula decreases pain medication use, decreases the risk of medical complications, and provides many other benefits that decrease the risk of cesarean section and other complications during labor and delivery. Because of this, some insurance companies have started offering to reimburse pregnant patients for the Doula fee. To learn more about the benefits of having a doula for your birth visit http://www.americanpregnancy.org/labornbirth/havingadoula.html
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The cast of Iliotropio - 1978 includes: Olga Mouriki
I think you are thinking of a doula.
Doula woman is a non medical person who give support to a pregnant women before, during and after labor.. They provide physical assistance and emotional support.
Yes you will need an RN license to do that. You might try getting a CNa and acting as a doula helper instead if you don't have the time for the RN.
A doula's fee will depend on many things, and usually ranges from none to $1,000 (the most I've seen charge $300-600). Your location will largely determine how high the fee is. If the cost of living in your hometown is higher than average, then expect to pay upwards of $500 for a certified or experienced doula. The doula's experience and certification will be another significant factor in determining the fee, with experience bearing more weight than certification. The easiest way to find out how much you can expect to pay is to search for doulas near you and check out their websites; and if you don't get a good picture from that, pick a few from your search, and call them. You can get a free doula by searching for doulas that need births for their certification (usually a doula is required to attend three births with positive feedback). The best way to do this is to contact an organization that provides doula certification (DONA International, ALACE, etc.) and ask them for a list of doula trainees in your area.
A doula is a person who assists a woman before, during or after she gives birth to a child. They do not have any medical role but they provide both physical and emotional support to the mother. They provide comfort and encouragement.
Tia and Tamera - 2011 Doula Right Thing 2-16 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-PG