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Midwife-Mother Relationship, The 2nd edition

Paperback by Kirkham, Mavis

Midwife-Mother Relationship, The

£38.99

ISBN:
9780230577367
Publication Date:
15 Sep 2010
Edition/language:
2nd edition / English
Publisher:
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:
Red Globe Press
Pages:
296 pages
Format:
Paperback
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 13 - 18 Aug 2026
Midwife-Mother Relationship, The

Description

The foundation between midwife and mother is the foundation upon which maternity care depends. Covering completely new topics areas, the new edition of this ground-breaking text brings together classic and current research to establish key tenets for maternity care within hospital and home. This ground-breaking essential text reaffirms the fragility and the power of the relationship between midwife and mother and remains the definitive guide to the complex area of midwife-mother relations. New to this Edition: - Fully revised and expanded to reflect key developments in midwifery philosophy over the past decade, applying a theoretical approach to emerging concepts such as emotional labour and midwifery partnership - Covers completely new topics areas, including the effects of emotional labour, poverty and health policy - Combines new works from the previous edition with new chapters on innovative midwifery practice - Brings together classic and current research to establish key tenets for maternity care within hospital and home

Contents

Introduction The Maternity Services Context; M.Kirkham The Less We Do the More We Give; N.Leap Emotion Work and Relationships in Midwifery; R.Deery & B.Hunter The Midwife: a Professional Servant? M.Cronk Poor Relations: the Paucity of the Professional Paradigm; R.Wilkins 'There's so much potential...and for whatever reason it's not being realised' Women's Relationships with Midwives as a Negotiation of Ideology and Practice; N.Edwards Feeling Safe Enough to Let Go: the Relationship between a Woman and her Midwife during the Second Stage of Labour; T.Anderson The Midwife/Mother Relationship where there is Poverty and Disadvantage; A.Gaudion & C.Homeyard Pakistani Muslim Women and Midwives Relationships: What are the Essential Attributes?; K.Bharj & M.Chesney Midwifery Relationships with Childbearing Women at Increased Risk; M.Berg Midwives' Personal Experiences and their Relationships with Women: Midwives without Children and Midwives who have Experienced Pregnancy Loss; C.Bewley Midwifery Partnership: a Professionalising Strategy for Midwives; S.Pairman The Midwife as Container; M.Taylor We Need to Relate; M.Kirkham.

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