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Anatomy & Physiology for Midwives 3 reviews
Jane Coad, Melvyn Dunstall
Churchill Livingstone, 2005
Anatomy and Physiology for Midwives
+ Thorough, Easy to Understand
I thoroughly enjoyed this informative and innovative book. If you are a student midwife or a current midwife this book is a must have. It covers all the aspects of the anatomy that we need to know to better inform our parents about embryology and how the pregnant body works and sustains itself ...
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Skills for Midwifery Practice 1 review
Ruth Bowen, Wendy Taylor
Churchill Livingstone, 2005
Nice lay-out but basic
This is a good book for a beginner student. It is a little more basic than I expected but is thorough and well divided into skill topics. It provides good practical information that "spells it out" for beginners but also could be a useful resource for those with a little more experience.
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Midwifery: Best Practice Volume 4 (Midwifery Practice Guides)
Sara Wickham
Books for Midwives, 2006
This title is directed primarily towards health care professionals outside of the United States. It is Volume 4 in the Midwifery: best practice series. Each of the volumes in this Series is built around the familiar core of four main topic areas relevant to midwifery (pregnancy, labour/birth, postnatal and stories/reflection) but also includes a number of "focus on..." sections. These are ...
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Bestfeeding: How to Breastfeed Your Baby 34 reviews
Mary Renfrew, Chloe Fisher, ...
Ten Speed Press, 2004
Very helpful book!!
+ Excellent photos and illustrations
+ My twins never had a bottle
+ I researched them all - this one's THE BEST
+ There isn't a better breastfeeding book!!!
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Midwifery, Mind and Spirit: Emerging Issues of Care 1 review
Jennifer Hall
Books for Midwives, 2001
An appreciated Christmas gift for my daughter.
I cannot review this book for myself as it was a gift. However, I know my daughter placed it as a high priority on her wish list, and was thrilled upon it's receipt.
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Midwifery: Best Practice Volume 3 (Midwifery Best Practice)1 review
Sara Wickham
Books for Midwives, 2005
The true essence of midwifery
The definition of midwifery is "with woman". It is not "managing women" or "directing birth". It is about being a woman's equal, being up to date on the most evidence-based research, and providing women full informed choice and support for her decisions. This is the essence of midwifery.
Sara ...
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The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth169 reviews
Henci Goer, Rhonda Wheeler
Perigee Trade, 1999
Do NOT give birth without reading this!
+ A must-read for all pregnant women!
+ Very well researched
+ Just a good book.
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The Breastfeeding Answer Book16 reviews
Nancy Mohrbacher, Julie Stock
La Leche League International, 2003
Answers all your questions!
+ Essential reference book for breastfeeding counselors
+ The Breastfeeding Answer Book
+ Very useful, though hard to navigate
+ Required resource for lactation counsellor students
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Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary (Thumb Index)122 reviews
Donald Venes
F. A. Davis Company, 2005
Tabler's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary
+ It's never lupus!
+ Great Medical Dictionary
+ Tabers cyclopedic Medical Dictionary
+ Very Detailed
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Williams Obstetrics6 reviews
F. Gary Cunningham, Kenneth J. Leveno, ...
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005
The Standard by which All Obstetrics Texts are measured
+ Essential guide
+ GYN&OB 's Holy Book-Kadin Hastaliklari ve Dogum oncu kitabi
+ The Obstetrics text to have
+ CD ROM
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Oxorn-Foote Human Labor and Birth1 review
Harry Oxorn
McGraw-Hill Medical Publishing, 1986
Human Labor and Birth
As one who has been studying the science of midwifery for three years, I can say that I have loved this book! There are many reasons for this love: 1) HL&B covers nearly every conceivable obstetrical topic succinctly yet thoroughly. If you want the low-down on anything from umbilical cords to ...
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The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth169 reviews
Henci Goer, Rhonda Wheeler
Perigee Trade, 1999
Do NOT give birth without reading this!
+ A must-read for all pregnant women!
+ Very well researched
+ Just a good book.
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Midwifery, Mind and Spirit: Emerging Issues of Care1 review
Jennifer Hall
Books for Midwives, 2001
An appreciated Christmas gift for my daughter.
I cannot review this book for myself as it was a gift. However, I know my daughter placed it as a high priority on her wish list, and was thrilled upon it's receipt.
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Bestfeeding: How to Breastfeed Your Baby34 reviews
Mary Renfrew, Chloe Fisher, ...
Ten Speed Press, 2004
Very helpful book!!
+ Excellent photos and illustrations
+ My twins never had a bottle
+ I researched them all - this one's THE BEST
+ There isn't a better breastfeeding book!!!
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Midwifery: Best Practice Volume 3 (Midwifery Best Practice)1 review
Sara Wickham
Books for Midwives, 2005
The true essence of midwifery
The definition of midwifery is "with woman". It is not "managing women" or "directing birth". It is about being a woman's equal, being up to date on the most evidence-based research, and providing women full informed choice and support for her decisions. This is the essence of midwifery.
Sara ...
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Skills for Midwifery Practice1 review
Ruth Bowen, Wendy Taylor
Churchill Livingstone, 2005
Nice lay-out but basic
This is a good book for a beginner student. It is a little more basic than I expected but is thorough and well divided into skill topics. It provides good practical information that "spells it out" for beginners but also could be a useful resource for those with a little more experience.
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Williams Obstetrics6 reviews
F. Gary Cunningham, Kenneth J. Leveno, ...
McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005
The Standard by which All Obstetrics Texts are measured
+ Essential guide
+ GYN&OB 's Holy Book-Kadin Hastaliklari ve Dogum oncu kitabi
+ The Obstetrics text to have
+ CD ROM
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The Breastfeeding Answer Book16 reviews
Nancy Mohrbacher, Julie Stock
La Leche League International, 2003
Answers all your questions!
+ Essential reference book for breastfeeding counselors
+ The Breastfeeding Answer Book
+ Very useful, though hard to navigate
+ Required resource for lactation counsellor students
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Anatomy & Physiology for Midwives3 reviews
Jane Coad, Melvyn Dunstall
Churchill Livingstone, 2005
Anatomy and Physiology for Midwives
+ Thorough, Easy to Understand
I thoroughly enjoyed this informative and innovative book. If you are a student midwife or a current midwife this book is a must have. It covers all the aspects of the anatomy that we need to know to better inform our parents about embryology and how the pregnant body works and sustains itself ...
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Oxorn-Foote Human Labor and Birth1 review
Harry Oxorn
McGraw-Hill Medical Publishing, 1986
Human Labor and Birth
As one who has been studying the science of midwifery for three years, I can say that I have loved this book! There are many reasons for this love: 1) HL&B covers nearly every conceivable obstetrical topic succinctly yet thoroughly. If you want the low-down on anything from umbilical cords to ...
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