Cramps and other aches and pains in your belly during pregnancy are normal (Crafter 2009:334). They are usually nothing to worry about. Carrying a baby puts a lot of pressure on your muscles, joints and veins. So it's hardly surprising if you feel uncomfortable around your tummy area.
ARISEÂ® supervision is essential for implementing the ARISEÂ® Intervention tools sufficiently so as to replicate the high rates of success that makes ARISEÂ® an Evidence-Based, Best Practice intervention.
The first phase is for the organization to establish a multidisciplinary change team that assesses the need for practice change and that is committed to providing quality care by implementing evidence-based practices (EBP). Phase two focuses on planning, staff education and putting EBP into practice. Honest communication is crucial in this phase, because some team members may be resistant to practice changes and will need to share concerns and ask questions.