Practicing as a midwife today requires not only good clinical skills but also a broad understanding of the social and emotional changes a woman experiences before and after birth. This book combines scientific knowledge with the more intangible skills needed for sensitive communication to provide the best possible care to the mother and her family. The second edition of this celebrated text vividly explores the various skills and approaches that lead to successful midwifery practice and uses care stories to bring these to life.
1. Front Matter - p. v 2. Section 1 Transition to parenting and relationships in practice – working with women - p. xx 3. Transition to parenting and relationships in practice – working with women - p. 1 4. Chapter 1 What women want from care around the time of birth - p. 1 5. Chapter 2 First relationships and the growth of love and commitment - p. 20 6. Chapter 3 Becoming a parent - p. 47 7. Chapter 4 Midwifery partnership: working ‘with’ women - p. 71 8. Chapter 5 The politics of involving women in decision making - p. 96 9. Chapter 6 Supporting midwives to support women - p. 123 10. Chapter 7 Working with women: developing continuity of care in practice - p. 140 11. Chapter 8 The birth of twins: a reflection on practice - p. 165 12. Section 2 Putting science into practice - p. 183 13. Putting science into practice - p. 185 14. Chapter 9 Evidence-based care and twins - p. 185 15. Chapter 10 Evidence-based midwifery: finding, appraising and applying evidence in practice - p. 201 16. Chapter 11 Risk: theoretical or actual? - p. 224 17. Chapter 12 Why do research? - p. 250 18. Chapter 13 Jenna's care story: post-term pregnancy - p. 270 19. Section 3 Promoting healthy birth, using midwifery skills and the organization of practice - p. 288 20. Promoting healthy birth, using midwifery skills and the organization of practice - p. 289 21. Chapter 14 A public health view of the maternity services - p. 289 22. Chapter 15 Reducing inequalities in childbirth: the midwife's role in public health - p. 310 23. Chapter 16 Keeping birth normal - p. 331 24. Chapter 17 Being with Jane in childbirth: putting science and sensitivity into practice - p. 357
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Practicing as a midwife today requires not only good clinical skills but also a broad understanding of the social and emotional changes a woman experiences before and after birth. This book combines scientific knowledge with the more intangible skills needed for sensitive communication to provide the best possible care to the mother and her family. The second edition of this celebrated text vividly explores the various skills and approaches that lead to successful midwifery practice and uses care stories to bring these to life.
1. Front Matter - p. v 2. Section 1 Transition to parenting and relationships in practice – working with women - p. xx 3. Transition to parenting and relationships in practice – working with women - p. 1 4. Chapter 1 What women want from care around the time of birth - p. 1 5. Chapter 2 First relationships and the growth of love and commitment - p. 20 6. Chapter 3 Becoming a parent - p. 47 7. Chapter 4 Midwifery partnership: working ‘with’ women - p. 71 8. Chapter 5 The politics of involving women in decision making - p. 96 9. Chapter 6 Supporting midwives to support women - p. 123 10. Chapter 7 Working with women: developing continuity of care in practice - p. 140 11. Chapter 8 The birth of twins: a reflection on practice - p. 165 12. Section 2 Putting science into practice - p. 183 13. Putting science into practice - p. 185 14. Chapter 9 Evidence-based care and twins - p. 185 15. Chapter 10 Evidence-based midwifery: finding, appraising and applying evidence in practice - p. 201 16. Chapter 11 Risk: theoretical or actual? - p. 224 17. Chapter 12 Why do research? - p. 250 18. Chapter 13 Jenna's care story: post-term pregnancy - p. 270 19. Section 3 Promoting healthy birth, using midwifery skills and the organization of practice - p. 288 20. Promoting healthy birth, using midwifery skills and the organization of practice - p. 289 21. Chapter 14 A public health view of the maternity services - p. 289 22. Chapter 15 Reducing inequalities in childbirth: the midwife's role in public health - p. 310 23. Chapter 16 Keeping birth normal - p. 331 24. Chapter 17 Being with Jane in childbirth: putting science and sensitivity into practice - p. 357
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