cover image - Midwives Caring Through Complexity: Assessment, Management and Collaboration - E-Book VBK, 1st Edition
ISBN: 9780729588461
Copyright: 2027
Page Count: 440
Imprint: Elsevier
List Price: $38.00

Midwives Caring Through Complexity: Assessment, Management and Collaboration - E-Book VBK, 1st Edition

by Megan Cooper and Annette Briley

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cover image - Midwives Caring Through Complexity: Assessment, Management and Collaboration - E-Book VBK, 1st Edition
ISBN: 9780729588461
Copyright: 2027
Page Count: 440
Imprint: Elsevier
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1 The role of the midwife
2 Risk and pregnancy
3 Common medical conditions in pregnancy
4 Bleeding in early pregnancy
5 Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
6 Diabetes in pregnancy
7 Fetal growth issues
8 Malposition and malpresentation
9 Preterm labour and birth
10 Antepartum haemorrhage
11 Prolonged pregnancy and induction of labour
12 Fetal surveillance
13 Obstetric cholestasis
14 Cord prolapse
15 Multiple pregnancy
16 Instrumental and caesarean section birth
17 Sepsis
18 Shoulder Dystocia
19 Maternal collapse
20 Postpartum haemorrhage
21 Uterine complications and placental abnormalities
22 Birth trauma and psychological considerations for the woman and family
23 Perinatal lossf available, Cut and Paste your Short Table of contents in this box, or append to this template as an extra worksheet.
    1. The role of the midwife
    2. Communicating risk and complexity
    3. Risk and pregnancy
    4. Common medical conditions in pregnancy
    5. Bleeding in early pregnancy
    6. Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
    7. Diabetes in pregnancy
    8. Fetal growth issues
    9. Malposition and malpresentation
    10. Preterm labour and birth
    11. Antepartum haemorrhage
    12. Prolonged pregnancy and induction of labour
    13. Fetal surveillance
    14. Obstetric cholestasis
    15. Cord prolapse
    16. Multiple pregnancy
    17. Instrumental and caesarean section birth
    18. Sepsis
    19. Shoulder Dystocia
    20. Maternal collapse
    21. Postpartum haemorrhage
    22. Uterine complications
    23. Birth trauma and psychological considerations for the woman and family
    24. Perinatal loss
    25. Self-care for the midwife
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