Myle's Textbook for Midwives: With Modern Concepts of Obstetric and Neonatal Care
by Mary Pritchard (Foreword), Linda K. Brown (Primary Contributor), Margaret F. Myles (Author), V.R. Bennett (Primary Contributor), V.Ruth Bennet (Primary Contributor)
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Used
Paperback
1989
$3.28
This revised edition of this well-known textbook endeavours to incorporate the latest developments and thinking. There are contributions by midwives and other specialists. The book has been given a new structure and aims to reflect the importance of the whole family in childbearing and the right of the woman to have the say in choices and on her centrality as the person on whom care is focused. New material has been included on sociology and research and on counselling, while topics such as preconception care, community care, specialized investigations, the history of midwifery and the statutory bodies have been expanded. The section on the newborn baby has been enlarged and includes a major component on neonatal intensive care. The chapter on special exercises was contributed by an obstetric physiotherapist and throughout the book, recognition and appropriate use of advances in technology have been balanced against the desire of both midwife and mother to achieve the best possible experience with the minimum of interference.
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Used
Paperback
1993
$4.24
This famous text provides midwives at all stages of their careers with an indispensable learning and reference source. Some chapters have new contributors to ensure that all material is up-to-date with current practice. The new edition features a new chapter on ethical issues to aid ethical decision-making, another on quality assurance issues. Reference lists have been included at the end of each chapter, making information easier to find. The following chapters have been extensively revised: sociology, diseases associated with pregnancy, the sick neonate, community health and social services, sexually transmitted diseases, and statutory control of the practice of midwives.
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Used
Hardcover
2003
$3.28
Myles Textbook for Midwives , recognised as the leading international textbook for midwives, has been fully updated with recent guidelines, protocols and research evidence, and with updated illustrations. This edition has a new chapter on emotion work and focuses on normality, whilst equipping midwives to recognise and respond to complexity in childbearing and parenthood. This 15th edition features a free website providing bank of multiple-choice questions for self-testing; and illustrations from the book, with and without labels, for student and instructor use. This is the midwifery textbook of choice throughout the world!
Synopsis
This revised edition of this well-known textbook endeavours to incorporate the latest developments and thinking. There are contributions by midwives and other specialists. The book has been given a new structure and aims to reflect the importance of the whole family in childbearing and the right of the woman to have the say in choices and on her centrality as the person on whom care is focused. New material has been included on sociology and research and on counselling, while topics such as preconception care, community care, specialized investigations, the history of midwifery and the statutory bodies have been expanded. The section on the newborn baby has been enlarged and includes a major component on neonatal intensive care. The chapter on special exercises was contributed by an obstetric physiotherapist and throughout the book, recognition and appropriate use of advances in technology have been balanced against the desire of both midwife and mother to achieve the best possible experience with the minimum of interference.