Speaker Biography

Jasmine Sneyd

Nation Hospital, UAE

Title: The Impact on Culture and Religious beliefs on Postnatal Care

Jasmine Sneyd
Biography:

A Nurse /Midwife/Lactation Consultant & patient educator with Diploma in Hypnobirthing . Currently a nurse educator responsible for orientation of new employees, organising in house education & competency based training. Experience with organising education & health awareness events considered to be organized highly motivated & able to motivate staff. 

Abstract:

I am currently undertaking a course which includes reviewing culturally competent care which includes reviewing information including the above review  

Working in the UAE with such a diverse cultural and religious population are we delivering culturally competent care, are individual staff aware of the many cultural similarities and diversities, the beliefs related to such rituals and the impact on current and future health. Do the organisational policies and procedures and the advice given to families include these areas as well as looking at evidence based practices

Does cultural competent care have an impact on the incidence of Post-natal depression and overall mental health and relationship with our children?

In contrast where cultures follow their rituals there is a low incidence of mental health issues in comparison to other countries with education, migration and moving away from the family unit are the rituals and beliefs changing?