Midwifery best practice 2 / edited by Sara Wickham.
"Midwifery: Best Practice 2 comprises a succinct review of key issues within the profession in a user-friendly and convenient format, providing a practical reference source for midwives at all levels. Using a broad selection of contributions that establish best practice and current thinking in...
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Sect. 1. |t Focus On: Normal Birth -- |t Is there a future for normal birth? / |r S. Downe -- |t What is normal childbirth? The midwife practitioner's view / |r R. Weston -- |t What is normal childbirth? The educational perspective / |r S. Kirkman -- |t What is normal childbirth? A consumer perspective / |r M. L. Nolan -- |t A curriculum for normality / |r T. Anderson -- |g Sect. 2. |t Pregnancy -- |t Individualised due dates / |r G. Purrett -- |t Pregnancy tests: A vital topic for prenatal education / |r A. Robertson -- |t Are we failing women? Advice for nausea and vomiting in pregnancy / |r R. Allen -- |t Hyperemesis gravidarum: Not just morning sickness! / |r J. Jakeway -- |t Diagnosis and management of obstetric cholestasis / |r E. McDermott -- |t Obstetric cholestasis: A mother's experience / |r J. Chambers -- |t Is folic acid the best thing in sliced bread? / |r J. Ockenden -- |t Massage in pregnancy / |r M.-P. Cassar -- |g Sect. 3. |t Focus On: Domestic violence -- |t Domestic violence in pregnancy / |r S. Price and K. Baird -- |t Identifying a cry for help: A Case study describing a proactive approach towards tackling domestic violence / |r S. Cripps -- |t Addressing domestic violence through maternity services: Policy and practice / |r S. Marchant, L. L. Davidson, J. Garcia and J. E. Parsons -- |t Women's responses to screening for domestic violence in a health-care setting / |r J. Webster, S. M. Stratigos and K. M. Grimes -- |g Sect. 4. |t Being with women -- |t Ways and means ... of giving information / |r H. Hulme Hunter -- |t Client-centred midwifery: The role of conscious decision making in empowering practitioner and client / |r H. Davies -- |t Midwifery in China / |r C. Grabowska -- |t Muslim birth practices / |r A. Sheikh and A. R. Gatrad -- |t 'Giving midwifery care': Student midwives' views of their working role / |r C. M. Begley -- |t Maternal mental illness: Mind ... the gap / |r S. Hamilton -- |g Sect. 5. |t Labour and birth -- |t The hormonal dance of labour: Can we teach women how to get 'in the mood' for labour? / |r J. Ockenden -- |t Birth plans: A relic of the past or still a useful tool? / |r M. Nolan -- |t Electronic fetal monitoring: Inherited clinical guidelines / |r B. A. Lawrence Beech -- |t Eating and drinking in labour / |r J. Berry -- |t The third stage maze: Which practice pathway for optimum outcomes? / |r L. Wattis -- |t Water labour and birth: Time of let it flow / |r J. Ockenden -- |t The hour of birth: Comparisons of circadian pattern between women cared for by midwives and obstetricians / |r M. H. B. Heres, M. Pel, M. Borkent-Polet, P. E. Treffers and M. Mirmiran -- |g Sect. 6. |t Focus On: Elements of risk -- |t When birth goes wrong / |r R. Weston -- |t Home birth: A paediatrician's story / |r F. Wedgwood -- |t Media representation of women's health / |r M. Barrell -- |t Coccydynia: A woman's tail / |r I. Ryder and J. Alexander -- |g Sect. 7. |t The postnatal experience -- |t 'All through the night': Co-sleeping - risky business or survival mechanism? / |r L. Davies -- |t Postnatal care in the month after birth / |r D. Singh and M. Newburn -- |t Is breast always best? / |r N. Bean -- |t Sock it to me: Using a breast model to enable women to establish lactation / |r A. Blenkinsop -- |t Skin to skin contact: Benefits and difficulties / |r H. Wallace and D. Marshall -- |t The instruction in pelvic floor exercises provided to women during pregnancy or following delivery / |r L. Mason, S. Glenn, I. Walton and C. Hughes -- |g Sect. 8. |t Focus On: Parenting -- |t Putting parents at the heart of classes / |r M. Nolan -- |t Our children's safety / |r J. Fraser -- |t Motherhood: Unrealistic expectations? / |r J. Gibson -- |t Nine women, nine months, nine lives: Delivering psychology into our preparation for parenthood / |r S. Wheatley -- |g Sect. 9. |t Stories and reflection -- |t Telling the tales and stirring the tea / |r N. McHugh -- |t Midwifery and research: Comparable skills in listening and the use of language / |r S. Battersby and R. Deery -- |t For midwifery care, choose a midwife / |r V. Howes -- |t Transition: Reflections on becoming a student midwife / |r A. Fielder -- |t Having a baby is like running a marathon because ... / |r L. Davies -- |t Carly is sixteen / |r J. Fraser -- |t Hospital infection: The scourge of childbirth / |r P. Briance -- |t Grandma's gynaecology 1 / |r P. Connellan -- |t Grandma's gynaecology 2 / |r P. Connellan -- |t Grandma's gynaecology 3 / |r P. Connellan -- |t Power to the woman / |r V. Howes -- |t A word about language / |r J. Bowler. |
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