Author: Jane Warland
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0957798806
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0957798806
The Midwife and the Bereaved Family
A dead baby is a very real happening for some women and midwives. This death may occur in early, middle or late pregnancy, at birth or in the postnatal period. Miscarriage, abortion and stillbirth are the terms used to describe this event in a woman's life. Technology and sophisticated prenatal care have helped to reduce infant morbidity and mortality in Australia. But however good the technology and care may be, when a woman and her family are faced with a dead baby they will ask many questions of both themselves and the caregivers; perhaps not immediately, but they will ask. What midwives need to ask of themselves is 'Do I have the knowledge, the skills and the ability to deal with questions?' This book is based on format paperback language english publication year 01 01 2000 subject medicine subject 2 medical nursing ancillary services the midwife and the bereaved family isbn 9780957798809 title the midwife and the bereaved family authors jane warland binding paperback publisher ausmed publications publication date jul 1 2000 edition condition used good ships from uk in 48 hours or less usually same day your purchase helps support the african children s educational trust a cet ex library so some stamps an Read medical textbooks online like The Midwife and the Bereaved Family here
The Midwife and the Bereaved Family
The Midwife and the Bereaved Family - Jane Warland
Ausmed Publications | 2000 | 149 pages | ISBN-13: 9780957798809 | ISBN-10: 0957798806
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This death may occur in early, middle or late pregnancy, at birth or in the postnatal period. Miscarriage, abortion and stillbirth are the terms used to describe this event in a woman's life. Technology and sophisticated prenatal care have helped to reduce infant morbidity and mortality in Australia. But however good the technology and care may be, when a woman and her family are faced with a dead baby they will ask many questions of both themselves and the caregivers; perhaps not immediately, but they will ask
This death may occur in early, middle or late pregnancy, at birth or in the postnatal period. Miscarriage, abortion and stillbirth are the terms used to describe this event in a woman's life. Technology and sophisticated prenatal care have helped to reduce infant morbidity and mortality in Australia. But however good the technology and care may be, when a woman and her family are faced with a dead baby they will ask many questions of both themselves and the caregivers; perhaps not immediately, but they will ask. What midwives need to ask of themselves is 'Do I have the knowledge, the skills and the ability to deal with questions?' This book is based on
