Pain in childbearing and its control : key issues for midwives and women / created by Rosemary Mander ; with a contribution by Jennifer M. Tocher.
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- 9781405195683 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- RG732 MAN
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Acknowledgements. Introduction to the second edition. Part I Before the Journey's Commencement. 1 Pasts and peoples. 2 Experiences and observations. 3 Medication: constraints and consequences. 4 Physiology of pain in labour (Dr Jennifer M. Tocher). Part II Beginning the Journey. 5 Childbirth education. 6 Pain in pregnancy. Part III The Journey. 7 Labour pain. 8 'Working with pain': non-pharmacological methods. 9 Pain relief: pharmacological methods. Part IV The Journey's End. 10 Postnatal pain. 11 Fetal/neonatal pain. 12 Conclusion. References. Index.
Fully updated in a 2nd edition Written by a researcher who is an experienced and practising midwife Emphasises woman-centred care and 'normality' Based on current research evidence Adopts an accessible and easily readable style .
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