Midwives' experiences of caring for pregnant women admitted to Ebola centres in Sierra Leone.

Objective: to explore and describe midwives' experiences of caring for pregnant women admitted to Ebola centres in Sierra Leone.

Design: a qualitative interview study with an exploratory and descriptive approach.

Setting: individual semi-structured interviews with midwives who provided care for pregnant woman in eight different Ebola centres in Sierra Leone during the Ebola outbreak in 2014-16.

Dilemmas in Managing Pregnant Women With Ebola: 2 Case Reports.

We report 2 cases of Ebola viral disease (EVD) in pregnant women who survived, initially with intact pregnancies. Respectively 31-32 days after negativation of the maternal blood EVD-polymerase chain reaction (PCR) both patients delivered a stillborn fetus with persistent EVD-PCR amniotic fluid positivity.