By Margaret Yerby, Msc, RN, RM, ADM, C&G730, PGCEA
This book provides a broad review of the many aspects of pain associated with childbearing. Specialist midwifery contributors deal with a key issue in their field of expertise, enabling the reader to become more effective when working with women in
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This book provides a broad review of the many aspects of pain associated with childbearing. Specialist midwifery contributors deal with a key issue in their field of expertise, enabling the reader to become more effective when working with women in childbirth. Key topics include: the physiology of pain applied to childbirth, antenatal and postnatal pain, pharmacological and non-pharmacological views on pain relief, psychology of pain relief, fetal and neonatal pain, sociological and historical views. As a resource and broad guide to the management of pain in childbearing, this book is a valuable resource for both professional and student midwives.
This book provides a broad review of the many aspects of pain associated with childbearing. Specialist midwifery contributors deal with a key issue in their field of expertise, enabling the reader to become more effective when working with women in childbirth. Key topics include: the physiology of pain applied to childbirth, antenatal and postnatal pain, pharmacological and non-pharmacological views on pain relief, psychology of pain relief, fetal and neonatal pain, sociological and historical views. As a resource and broad guide to the management of pain in childbearing, this book is a valuable resource for both professional and student midwives.
Key Features
Written by specialists in each specific field
Detailed references provide scope for further reading
Psychology of pain relief covered specifically from the midwifery perspective
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By Margaret Yerby, Msc, RN, RM, ADM, C&G730, PGCEA, Senior Lecturer (Midwifery), Wolfson Institute of Health Sciences, Thames Valley University, London, UK
By Margaret Yerby, Msc, RN, RM, ADM, C&G730, PGCEA, Senior Lecturer (Midwifery), Wolfson Institute of Health Sciences, Thames Valley University, London, UK
Pain Relief: Past and Present · Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) · Physiology of Labour Pain · The Psychology of Pain in Normal · Labour · Socio-cultural Aspects of Pain · Relief of Pain and Discomfort in Labour - A Moral and Legal Perspective · Alternative Therapies for Pain Relief · Pharmacological Methods of Pain Relief · Post Natal Pain · Fetal Pain · Neonatal Pain and Its Management
"Reading this well written book will encourage and challenge midwives to think about how they assist women to view pain as not just a negative experience ." Debra Bick, Research Fellow in Midwifery, University of Birmingham, MIDIRS Midwifery Digest Vol 1, Issue 1, March 2001
https://www.elsevierhealth.com.au/pain-management-in-childbearing-9780702022999.html308290Pain Management in Childbearinghttps://secure-ecsd.elsevier.com/covers/80/Tango2/large/9780702022999.jpg32.9654.93AUDInStock/Nursing & Midwifery/General Nursing/Nursing & Midwifery/Midwifery/Books/Japan Titles/Books/Product Format/Book43351164335126525503952631604388722593681014182692433510551451205936809This book provides a broad review of the many aspects of pain associated with childbearing. Specialist midwifery contributors deal with a key issue in their field of expertise, enabling the reader to become more effective when working with women in childbirth. Key topics include: the physiology of pain applied to childbirth, antenatal and postnatal pain, pharmacological and non-pharmacological views on pain relief, psychology of pain relief, fetal and neonatal pain, sociological and historical views. As a resource and broad guide to the management of pain in childbearing, this book is a valuable resource for both professional and student midwives. This book provides a broad review of the many aspects of pain associated with childbearing. Specialist midwifery contributors deal with a key issue in their field of expertise, enabling the reader to become more effective when working with women in childbirth. Key topics include: the physiology of pain applied to childbirth, antenatal and postnatal pain, pharmacological and non-pharmacological views on pain relief, psychology of pain relief, fetal and neonatal pain, sociological and historical views. As a resource and broad guide to the management of pain in childbearing, this book is a valuable resource for both professional and student midwives.00add-to-cart97807020229992011 and earlierProfessionalBy Margaret Yerby, Msc, RN, RM, ADM, C&G730, PGCEA20001BookOther10 ills.Bailliere Tindall22412 Jan 2000Please allow 10-14 working days for deliveryBy <STRONG>Margaret Yerby</STRONG>, Msc, RN, RM, ADM, C&G730, PGCEA, Senior Lecturer (Midwifery), Wolfson Institute of Health Sciences, Thames Valley University, London, UKBooksBookUnited KingdomNoNoNoNoNoPlease SelectPlease SelectNoNoPlease Select
