Infections in Pregnancy provides the practicing clinician with precise guidelines for the management of these infections in the pregnant orbreast-feeding patient. Featuring contributions from well-known investigators who have extensive experience treating obstetric patiens with bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic infections, this manual focuses on providing the clinician with all the informa…
Although childbirth has long ceased to present a serious physical challenge to healthy women, the emotional im pact of labour remains a matter of common concern.
This handbook present the challenges of the new flattened midwifery management structure where more responsibility has been given at senior clinical, ward and departmental level, and gives advice on how to meet these challenges.
The first edition was a groun-breaking book in the development of supervosion and supervisor training this second edition retains the models for supervision in individual, group, team and organizational settings, bat also contains new material including.rn
In their new book, Birth and Parenting Skills: new directions in antenatal education, Mary Nolan and Julie Foster try to answer some of these questions. Joined by a wide range of contributors from education and health care, this groundbreaking new text describes innovative and effective practices fron different parts of the country, demonstrating the patential for antenatal education to make a…
Dalam buku ini, edisi 18 Obstetri williams, seperti edisi-edisi yang terbit sebelumnya, kami menekankan prinsip-prinsip dasar praktek obstetri yang sehat. Kami sudah menemukan penemuan baru yang menggembirakan, dan relevandengan ilmu pengetahuan kedokteran ibu-janin yang baru, untuk itu diperlukan revisi-revisi dan tambahan-tambahan yang banyak sekali.
This book is dedicated to all midwives, past, present and futura, who with love, have given and continue to give their expert care to women bringing their babies into the world.
Designed as a quick, practical A-to-Z reference, this book provides hundreds of drug-free remedies using nutrition, herbs, exercise, acupressure, and massage. It describes-and fully illustrates-numerous techniques that can be done alone or with a partner, along with specific precautions that should be taken.
Midwives are continually searching for alternative ways to help women have healthy, fulfilling experiences of pregnancy and childbirth. Inceasing numbers of both midwives and pregnant womwn are drawn to the nurturing, holistic and personal approach of complementary therapies.
The groundbreaking book succesfully does just that-and more-by actively reflecting on a broad but pertinent range of key midwifery issues. Written by a team og highly regarded experts-most of whom are midwives, but incluides two social researchers, a historian and a doul-this book should be required for every midwife and student.