By Sally Pairman, MNZM, D.Mid, MA, BA, RM, RGON., Sally K. Tracy, DMID MA BNURS AdvDipMid RM RGON, Hannah Dahlen, BN, GradCert (Mid-Pharm), MCommN,PhD, RN, RM, FACM, Lesley Dixon, PHD, RM, Priscilla Peart, BSc(Hons) Nursing, Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice and Bernadette Pulis
Now in its 5th edition Midwifery Preparation for Practice continues to present a global model of midwifery best practice that is supported by a range of examples from the Australian, New Zealand and international midwifery contexts.Endorsed by the Au
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Now in its 5th edition Midwifery Preparation for Practice continues to present a global model of midwifery best practice that is supported by a range of examples from the Australian, New Zealand and international midwifery contexts.Endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives and the New Zealand College of Midwives the text continues to reinforce the established principles of midwifery philosophy and practice – that of midwives working in partnership with women, in woman-centred models or midwife-led care. This focus is what sets this text apart from other physiology-based midwifery texts, making it a highly valued resource for students and practicing midwives alike. The highly esteemed team of editors once again lead a group of internationally recognised leaders in midwifery to share their knowledge and expertise in midwifery practice, education, research and regulation across Australia, New Zealand and internationally.
Now in its 5th edition Midwifery Preparation for Practice continues to present a global model of midwifery best practice that is supported by a range of examples from the Australian, New Zealand and international midwifery contexts.Endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives and the New Zealand College of Midwives the text continues to reinforce the established principles of midwifery philosophy and practice – that of midwives working in partnership with women, in woman-centred models or midwife-led care. This focus is what sets this text apart from other physiology-based midwifery texts, making it a highly valued resource for students and practicing midwives alike. The highly esteemed team of editors once again lead a group of internationally recognised leaders in midwifery to share their knowledge and expertise in midwifery practice, education, research and regulation across Australia, New Zealand and internationally.
New to this edition
New chapters
Sustainability and Environmental Health Care
Ethical Frameworks for Practice
Updated midwifery guidelines and practice examplesthroughout
Includes access to Elsevier Adaptive Quizzing for Midwifery Preparation for Practice, 5th Edition
Over 2,582 self-quizzing questions that allows students to advance at their own pace — based on performance — through multiple mastery levels for each chapter
A comprehensive dashboard allows students to view their progress, and identify areas of strength and weakness
Key Features
Aligned to local and international midwifery standards
for practice and guidelines
Endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives and the New Zealand College of Midwives
Presented in 2 volumes for ease of use
Videos to support learning
An eBook included in all print purchases
Additional resources on Evolve:
eBook on VitalSource
Instructor resources:
PPT slides
Test bank
Student resources:
Videos
Answer to review questions
Weblinks
Image bank
Author Information
By Sally Pairman, MNZM, D.Mid, MA, BA, RM, RGON., Chief Executive, International Confederation of Midwives, The Hague, The Netherlands; Sally K. Tracy, DMID MA BNURS AdvDipMid RM RGON, Professor of Midwifery Research, Sydney University; Conjoint Professor, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW, Australia.; Hannah Dahlen, BN, GradCert (Mid-Pharm), MCommN,PhD, RN, RM, FACM, Professor of Midwifery and Higher Degree Research Director, Western Sydney University, Sydney, NSW, Australia.; Lesley Dixon, PHD, RM, Midwifery Advisor, New Zealand College of Midwives,Christchurch, Aotearoa, New Zealand.; Priscilla Peart, BSc(Hons) Nursing, Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice, Nurse Practitioner MBA Healthcare Leadership candidate Member of the Australasian College of Health Service Management and Bernadette Pulis
By Sally Pairman, MNZM, D.Mid, MA, BA, RM, RGON., Chief Executive, International Confederation of Midwives, The Hague, The Netherlands; Sally K. Tracy, DMID MA BNURS AdvDipMid RM RGON, Professor of Midwifery Research, Sydney University; Conjoint Professor, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW, Australia.; Hannah Dahlen, BN, GradCert (Mid-Pharm), MCommN,PhD, RN, RM, FACM, Professor of Midwifery and Higher Degree Research Director, Western Sydney University, Sydney, NSW, Australia.; Lesley Dixon, PHD, RM, Midwifery Advisor, New Zealand College of Midwives,Christchurch, Aotearoa, New Zealand.; Priscilla Peart, BSc(Hons) Nursing, Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice Masters of Advanced Nursing Practice, Nurse Practitioner MBA Healthcare Leadership candidate Member of the Australasian College of Health Service Management and Bernadette Pulis
Book 1: SECTION 1: CONTEXT 1. The Australian and New Zealand context 2. Contemporary Australian and New Zealand midwifery and maternity services 3. Human rights in childbirth 4. Fear and risk 5. Sustainability and environmental health care 6. Midwifery as primary health 7. Birth place and birth space 8. Ways of looking at evidence and measurement SECTION 2: THE WOMAN 9. Social and environmental determinants of women's health 10. Midwives working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women 11. Locating Māori as Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa (New Zealand) in the Midwifery Partnership 12. Options for women around fertility and reproduction SECTION 3: THE MIDWIFE 13. Professional frameworks for practice in Australia and New Zealand 14. Legal frameworks for practice in Australia and New Zealand 15. Ethical Frameworks for practice 16. Supporting midwives, supporting each other SECTION 4: PRACTICING PARTNERSHIP 17. Midwifery partnership 18. Working in collaboration 19. Promoting physiological birth Book 2: SECTION 1: AUTONOMOUS PRACTICE 20. Overview of reproductive physiology 21. Nutrition and physical activity foundations for pregnancy, childbirth and lactation 22. Screening and assessment 23. Working with women in pregnancy 24. Applied physiology for labour and birth 25. Supporting women in labour and birth 26. Working with pain in labour 27. Using water for labour and birth 28. Perineal care and repair 29. Overview of physiological changes during the postnatal period 30. Supporting women becoming mothers 31. Supporting the newborn 32. Supporting the breastfeeding mother 33. Pharmacology and prescribing 34. Contraception 35. Women's psycho-social health and wellbeing SECTION 2: COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE 36. Variations in normal 37. Challenges in pregnancy 38. Disturbances in the rhythm of labour 39. Interventions in pregnancy, labour and birth 40. Life-threatening emergencies 41. Complications in the post-natal period for the mother 42. The compromised neonate 43. Grief and loss during childbearing -- the crying times
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