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Midwifery

Preparation for Practice

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Midwifery:: Preparation for Practice focuses on placing the woman and midwife at the center of care, in line with the philosophy, education and practice standards set by the Australian College of Midwives and the New Zealand College of Midwives. It reflects the socio-political contexts in which students in the two countries practice.
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Publication date
2006
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
976
Weight (g)
2186
  • Part A: Partners

    SECTION 1: CONTEXTS

    1. Australian and New Zealand Health and Maternity Services - Karen Guilliland New Zealand College of Midwives (NZCOM), Sally K Tracy and Carol Thorogood

    2. Australian and New Zealand context - Jill White, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW

    3. Understanding World Views for Midwifery - Karen Lane, Deakin University, VIC

    4. Risk and Safety - Joan Skinner, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ

    5. Ways of looking at evidence & measurement - Sally K Tracy

    6. Place of birth - Maralyn Foureur, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ & Marion Hunter, Auckland University of Technology, NZ

    SECTION 2: THE WOMAN

    7. Challenges to Womens health - Caroline Homer, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW

    8. Making decisions about fertility - Sally K Tracy

    9. Transitions - Jan Pincombe

    SECTION 3: THE MIDWIFE

    10. Professional frameworks for midwifery practice in Australia & New Zealand - Sally Pairman and Roslyn Donnellan-Fernandez, Department of Health Services, South Australia, SA

    11. Legal frameworks for practice in Australia & New Zealand - Helen Newnham, Edith Cowan University, WA and Jackie Pearse NZCOM

    12. Ethical frameworks for midwifery practice - Lynley Anderson, Otago University, NZCOM and Bronwen Pelvin NZCOM

    13. Life skills for midwifery practice - Bronwen Pelvin

    Part B: Midwifery Practice

    SECTION 4: PARTNERSHIP

    14. Theoretical frameworks for midwifery practice - Sally Pairman, & Judith McAra - Couper, Auckland University of Technology, NZ

    15. Working in partnership - Nicky Leap, University of Technology Sydney and SESIAHS, NSW & Sally Pairman

    16. Working in collaboration - Sally K Tracy and Suzanne Miller, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ

    17. Promoting physiological birth - Nicky Leap

    SECTION 5: AUTONOMOUS PRACTICE

    18. Physiology of conception & pregnancy - Sally Baddock, Otago Polytechnic, NZ

    19. Nutrition for childbearing - Sandra Elias, Otago Polytechnic, NZ

    20. Working with women in pregnancy - Celia Grigg, Christchurch Hospital, NZ

    21. Physiology of labour & the postnatal period - Sally Baddock & Lesley Dixon, Burwood Primary Birth Unit, NZ

    22. Supporting women in labour & birth - Juliet Thorpe, Independent Midwife & Jacqui Anderson, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology, NZ

    23. Working with pain in labour - Nicky Leap and Stephanie Vague, Independent Midwife

    24. Water for labour & birth - Robyn Maude, Massey University, NSW and Shea Caplice, SESIAHS, NSW

    25. Maintaining the integrity of the Pelvic floor - Sue Hendy, Midwifery Consultant, NSW

    26. Supporting women becoming mothers - Lesley Dixon

    27. Supporting the newborn infant - Jackie Gunn, Auckland University of Technology, NZ

    28. Supporting the Breastfeeding Mother - Ann Henderson Women & Childrens Hospital, Adelaide, SA & Marlene Scobbie, Birth Care Auckland, NZ

    29. Pharmacology & Prescribing - Marion Hunter, Auckland University of Technology, NZ & Jackie Gunn, Auckland University of Technology, NZ

    30. Completing the midwife/woman partnership - Rhondda Davies, Independent Midwife, NZ

    31. Contraception - Helen Calabretto, University of South Australia, SA

    SECTION 6: COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE

    32. Screening & assessment - Sally K Tracy

    33. Complications in pregnancy - Christine Griffiths, Independent Midwife, NZ & Carol Thorogood

    34. Complications in labour & birth - Carol Thorogood and Catherine Donaldson, Independent Midwifery Educator & Midwife

    35. Interventions: the evidence - Sally K Tracy

    36. Life threatening emergencies - Carol Thorogood & Sue Hendy

    37. Complications with the postnatal period - Jenny Gamble, Griffith University, QLD & Debra Creedy, Griffith University, QLD

    38. Complications of the newborn - Linda Jones, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, VIC & Annette Wright, Royal Hospital for Women Sydney, NSW

    39. Grief & bereavement - Chris Stanbridge, NZCOM

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