Ethics and midwifery : issues in contemporary practice
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書誌事項
Ethics and midwifery : issues in contemporary practice
Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume reflects the changing face of the midwifery profession. It provides a multidisciplinary approach to guide midwives through dilemmas which occur in clinical practice. A wide range of problems is explored by experienced practitioners and philosophers. Contributors to the text include practising midwives and academics working in the field of midwifery and ethics.
目次
- EVERYDAY ISSUE - Consent in childbirth (Heather Draper, Lecturer in Biomedical Ethics, University of Birmingham)
- Choices in childbirth: areas of conflict (Helen Lewison, National Childbirth Trust Antenatal Teacher and Representative on Changing Childbirth Advisory Group)
- Failing to deliver: the ethics of consent to epidural analgesia in uncomplicated labour (Rosemary Mander, Senior Lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, University of Edinburgh)
- Ethical issues raised by ultrasound in pregnancy (Jean Proud, Midwife Teacher, St Martins College, Lancaster)
- Conception of normality in maternity services: applications and consequences (Soo Downe, Research Midwife, Derby City General Hospital NHS Trust)
- Midwives and sexuality (Cath Williams, Lecturer in Womens' Health, Department of Health Studies and Human Sciences)
- TECHNOLOGICAL ISSUES - Ethical issues in neonatal intensive care (Pam Miller, Senior Midwife, Neonatal Unit, Birmingham Maternity Hospital)
- Screening and the perfect baby (Janet Holt, Nurse Teacher, Leeds College of Health)
- Foetal tissue transplants (David Lamb, Honorary Reader in Bioethics, Department of Biomedical Science, University of Birmingham)
- Reproductive technologies (Lucy Frith)
- PROFESSIONAL ISSUES - Ethical decision making and the positive use of codes (Jane Prithcard, Solicitor, Currently Research Assistant in Professional Ethics)
- Midwife autonomy and the code of professional conduct (Rachel Clarke, Lecturer in Midwifery Studies, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of East Anglia)
- The midwife advocate (Karen Bartter, Midwife Teacher)
- Ethics in midwifery research (Carolyn Hicks, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Birmingham)
- Researching sensitive issues (Hazel McHaffie, Research Fellow, Institute of Medical Ethics, Department of Medicine, University of Edinburgh).
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