Titlebook: Aspects of Midwifery Practice; Jo Alexander,Valerie Levy,Sarah Roch Textbook 1995Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1995 care.nut

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Ramesh Anbanandam,Santosh Rangnekarn of the belief held by women and many midwives, that the process of pregnancy and childbearing belong to the woman, and that midwives and other professionals are partners in the process, not ‘chief executives’. As a woman approaches childbirth, she needs to feel that the choices she has made about

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Sanjeet Kumar Sameer,Pushpendra Priyadarshiote, however, that women with disabilities are expected to forego mothering in the interests of the child. Fears that the disability will be handed on to the child, or that the children might be psychologically harmed, deprived or burdened are often expressed in both the lay and professional communi

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Flexibility, Resilience and Sustainabilitypact on women and babies worldwide. The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that in the 13 years since the transmission of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1) from a mother to her child was first reported (Rogers . 1987), there have been about 500 000 cases of AIDS in women and childre

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Gitanjali Saksena,Abhilasha Jhants, the experience of labour is momentarily forgotten as they delight in the miracle of their newborn. These are precious moments for the new family, moments to be savoured and treasured. This is a time when the midwife should safeguard the couple’s privacy, if only for a brief span, before reality

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Sports, Fitness, and Dance Applicationsdwife to observe and record the state of health and recovery of the postnatal mother. The form this examination takes has become a routine midwifery procedure described in standard textbooks. There has been little, if any, evaluation of the value that this form of care has for the majority of women.