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Myles' Textbook for Midwives
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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 618.2
EAN: 9780443072345
Edition: 14
ISBN: 0443072345
Label: Churchill Livingstone
Manufacturer: Churchill Livingstone
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 1104
Publication Date: August 12, 2003
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Studio: Churchill Livingstone
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Editorial Review:
The new edition of this market-leading textbook builds on the strengths of the previous edition. Completely updated and revised, it provides the most up-to-date perspectives and research on a complete range of the theoretical, practical, and background concepts with which modern midwives should be familiar. In addition, it offers numerous summary boxes and flowcharts and provides clear guidance on how to critically appraise valuable research. Anatomy and physiology chapters have been placed at the beginning of the book.
Two new chapters - Exercises for Pregnancy, Labour and the Puerperium and Childbirth.
More emphasis has been placed on the puerperium, presenting the mother and midwife as partners in determining postnatal care.
Discusses the new midwifery regulatory body, examining changes in legislation from a practical perspective.
The chapter on antenatal investigations examines the dilemmas faced by potential parents and the challenges that adverse outcomes present to the midwife.
Includes a color plate section with over 40 full-color photographs.
Includes 160 new two-color line illustrations.
Offers "critical appraisal" boxes related to recent research.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - A must-have for student midwives
Behind me on my shelf, I have three copies of this textbook. The first copy is from 1966. It is a look back in time that is enough to make any childbirth professional giggle. The second book I have is from 1978. Again, this outdated book is a serious look at midwifery, with photos that are outlandish. I keep these books because I find the evolution of the books phenomenal... and yet, the content has not changed much over time. Childbirth is still physiologically the same as it was in 1966.
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Rating: - An excellent handbook for any midwife or perinatal nurse.
I was only just wishing this week that I had my old Maggie Myles textbook with me. I left mine behind when I left Zambia where the book was used as an excellent tool for those of us practicing as midwives and educating young Zambian nurses in the same skill. The book helped me many times in difficult situations to make critical decisions regarding the mothers and babies in our care. I never dreamed I would get a chance to write a review. I doubt it is to the standard you require. No matter. ... Read More
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