Normal Midwifery Practice
- Sam Chenery-Morris - University of Suffolk, UK
- Moira McLean - De Montfort University, UK
Maternity Nursing & Midwifery
Key Features
- Reflects the latest practice approaches, issues and evidence
- Links theory to practice through case studies and problem based learning
- Activities help develop key skills such as decision making and critical thinking
- Links knowledge to the NMC Standards and ESCs required for registration
Excellent book and important for all midwifery students
Excellent text for the orientation of students into the world of Midwifery practice..
This textbook is useful for some things but not really in enough detail in many areas.
Very good book- has some really useful scenarios for teaching in
This is a good text for year 1 midwifery students. It covers the basics in an easy to follow and read format without overwhelming the first year student.
this book has all the key elements for practice especially third stage of labour, normal birth etc. this book also has a good section on medicines management which is key in the current complexity. Students and new mentors can occasionally find this complex
A user friendly text with numerous examples sign posting students with regard to their clinical and professional development. Clear links with expectations of pre-registration standards throughout. This is a really useful book.
This is a great book for midwives at the beginning of their training and portable too unlike some of the traditional midwifery texts
This is a very well designed text book. It is logical in approach and supports the learing of the student by providing guidance and activities of learning, I did like the inclusion of web sites and also the inclusion of some answers is helpful for the learning process.
I do like the bite size content, which encourages further exploration of the subject matter by the studnts, and the use of diagrams and tables supports all learning styles
