Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a significant shift for expectant parents on the Isle of Man, Manx Care has announced that its face-to-face parent craft education program will now be delivered online. This change, intended to align the program with NHS England guidelines, marks a departure from a long-standing tradition of in-person sessions, which included invaluable tours of the maternity ward. The health care provider emphasized that, despite the format change, the curriculum will remain consistent, covering essential topics such as infant feeding and strategies for managing challenges new parents often face. The shift to an online platform is aimed at broadening access to resources, enabling parents to seek information and support remotely. However, not everyone is in favor of this transition. Lara Williams, a first-time mother from Ramsey, expressed her disappointment, arguing that the depth and connection of face-to-face interactions are irreplaceable. “Having another online source just doesn't have the same impact,” she stated, highlighting the importance of shared experiences for parents-to-be. Williams, who is 34 weeks pregnant, noted the value of bonding with a partner during parenting classes, suggesting that interactive sessions foster a sense of teamwork in preparing for the arrival of a baby. Manx Care has acknowledged the mixed reactions, indicating that the new online format will be regularly reviewed, with the potential to reinstate in-person sessions should feedback from service users indicate such a desire. The organization has also committed to providing community midwives for in-person education and exploring additional practical sessions for expectant parents. This change reflects a broader trend towards digital solutions in healthcare, particularly in the wake of the pandemic, which has seen many services pivot to online formats. While the convenience and accessibility of online sessions may benefit some parents, the move raises questions about the potential loss of interpersonal connections that many find crucial during the transformative journey of becoming a parent. As the community adapts to this new approach, the ongoing dialogue between Manx Care and expectant parents will be vital in shaping future offerings that meet the needs of families on the Isle of Man.
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