7 7/16 X 9 11/16 in Introduction
Section 1: Transition to Pa renting and Relationships in Practice ? Working with Women
< BR>1. What Women Want from Care Around the Time of Birth
2. First Relationships and the Growth of Love and Commitment
3. Becoming a Parent
4. Midwifery Partnership: Working ?With? Women
5 . The Politics of Involving Women in Decision Making
6. Supportin g Midwives to Support Women
7. Working with Women: Developing Con tinuity of Care in Practice
8. The Birth of Twins: A Reflection o n Practice
Section 2: Putting Science into Practice
9. Evidence-Based Care and Twins
10. Evidence-Based Mi dwifery: Finding, Appraising and Applying Evidence in Practice
11 . Risk: Theoretical or Actual?
12. Why Do Research?
13. Je nna?s Care Story: Post-Term Pregnancy
Section 3: Promotin g Healthy Birth, Using Midwifery Skills and the Organisation of Practice
14. A Public Health View of Maternity Services
1 5. Reducing Inequalities in Childbirth: The Midwife?s Role in Public Hea
Section 1: Transition to Pa renting and Relationships in Practice ? Working with Women
< BR>1. What Women Want from Care Around the Time of Birth
2. First Relationships and the Growth of Love and Commitment
3. Becoming a Parent
4. Midwifery Partnership: Working ?With? Women
5 . The Politics of Involving Women in Decision Making
6. Supportin g Midwives to Support Women
7. Working with Women: Developing Con tinuity of Care in Practice
8. The Birth of Twins: A Reflection o n Practice
Section 2: Putting Science into Practice
9. Evidence-Based Care and Twins
10. Evidence-Based Mi dwifery: Finding, Appraising and Applying Evidence in Practice
11 . Risk: Theoretical or Actual?
12. Why Do Research?
13. Je nna?s Care Story: Post-Term Pregnancy
Section 3: Promotin g Healthy Birth, Using Midwifery Skills and the Organisation of Practice
14. A Public Health View of Maternity Services
1 5. Reducing Inequalities in Childbirth: The Midwife?s Role in Public Hea
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