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Mothers and Midwives

The Ethical Journey

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Opis
A framework of ethics specific to midwifery and derived from midwifery practice that takes ethical discourse beyond current literature, proposing strategies for ethical practice based on findings arising out of the profession itself.
Szczegóły produktu
Books for Midwives
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9780750687768
9780750687768

Opis

Rok wydania
2003
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
miękka foliowana
Liczba stron
196
Wymiary (mm)
189 x 246
Waga (g)
390
  • Foreword
    Acknowledgements
    Glossary of terms and context of analysis
    Glossary of terms
    Context of the analysis
    Introduction
    References

    CHAPTER 1: The need for a midwifery ethic of practice

    The metaphor
    Looking for the pool of ethics: a personal journey
    Ways of seeing: ways of acting
    The social construction of our world
    The nature of practice
    References

    CHAPTER 2: On the sealed highway - mainstream ethics, medicalisation and midwifery

    The nature of midwifery practice
    The influence of moral philosophy, and nursing ethics
    Moral philosophy and mainstream ethical frameworks available to midwives
    Why midwives would be turning to mainstream ethical frameworks
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 3: The false trail - a critique of bioethics and the problem-solving approach for midwifery ethics

    Bioethics - its development and critics (the pool of ethics)
    Casuistry and context
    Quandary or dilemma-based ethics
    Contextualism
    A critique of the normative, dilemmic/problem-solving approach of bioethics for midwifery
    When the situation is stripped of context
    When the subject is depersonalised
    The abstract nature of principles
    What is ethically good?
    Prior ethical practice , character, virtues and relationships
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 4: Midwiferys detour through nursing ethics - a critique of professional codes and influences that shape the midwifery ethics discourse

    Traditions of a professional practice, institutionalisation, and application of a code
    a critique of ethical codes
    Perceived strengths of codes
    Perceived weaknesses of codes
    How ethical discourse in midwifery is shaped
    Educational curricula and their ethical orientation
    The workplace setting and institutional influence
    Text books, journals and conference presentations: their ethical orientation

    CHAPTER 5: Off the beaten track - feminist virtue ethics and midwifery

    Values and assumptions of feminist theory - epistemology and ontology
    A feminist approach to ethics in midwifery
    Virtue Ethics - context, character and relationship
    Narratives, identity and traditions
    The public and private
    Privilege
    Difference
    Normal/Abnormal - The impact of linguistics
    Metaphors in childbirth reveal practice orientation
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 6: A conducted tour or independent travel? examining underlying assumptions and values

    Owners of the original knowledge
    Profiles of those women telling their experiences
    The informant-researcher relationship
    Constructing consensual meanings
    Mothers and midwives shared values
    Power in relationships
    Power over - exploitative, manipulative
    Power for - nutritive
    Power with - integrative
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 7: Facing obstacles along the way - mothers and midwives narratives of unethical childbirth practices

    Institutional dominance
    Paternalism
    Lack of self-determination
    Fear, Safety, Mortality-Morbidity (negativity of attitude)
    Unsupportive of the woman
    Procedure-oriented approach; system workers
    Values conflict
    Workplace/service provider versus personal/professional midwifery ethics
    Not valuing individuals
    Emotions/feelings
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 8: Going to a comfortable place - the ethical voice of mothers and midwives

    Being with woman
    Values-Virtues
    Supporting the woman
    Knowing the woman
    Womans comfort: security, safe for the woman
    Ways of seeing
    Metaphors used by mothers and midwives
    Personal transformation
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 9: Checking our course - values and philosophical foundations of the midwifery profession

    The philosophy and theory behind midwifery practice
    Ways of knowing: midwiferys epistemology
    Ethical theories and principles incorporated
    Ways of seeing and construction: orientation
    Practitioner definitions of midwifery practice
    Practitioner identified philosophy of midwifery practice: values and beliefs
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 10: Plotting our practice - values and philosophical foundations of the birthing environment

    The power of language
    Birth language
    A concept analysis of normal labour
    Practice decisions and conflict between work place and personal/professional ethics
    The midwifery relationship
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 11: The discourse of other travellers - literature on womens experiences

    The birth: womens experiences
    The midwifes approach: womens experiences
    Summary
    References

    CHAPTER 12: Mapping a new ethic for midwives - from practice estate to the pool and back, now a return journey travelled in tandem

    The ethic of engagement - a midwifery ethic
    The nature of engagement in ethical responses and relationships
    The centrality of concepts which emerged from real life experience and literature, in an ethic of midwifery
    Implications for practice and recommendations
    References
    Conclusion
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