Teijlingen, Edwin R. Van (Editor)
Lowis, George W. (Editor)
McCafffery, Peter (Editor)
Porter, Maureen (Editor)
Nova Science Publishers
Physical Details: xii + 393 pp., bibl., index
Language: English
Description Highlights the interplay between midwifery and medicine, reflecting the medicalization of childbirth. Partial contents: George Lowis; Peter Mccafffery: Sociological Factors Affecting the Medicalization of Midwifery. Edwin R. van Teijlingen: Introduction: History of Midwifery. Valerie French: Midwives & Maternity Care in the Roman World. Merry Weisner: Early Modern Midwifery A Case Study. Beatrice J. Kalisch; M. Scobey; Philip Kalisch: Louyse Bourgeois and the Emergence of Modern Midwifery. Barbara Brandon Schnorrenberg: Is Childbirth Any Place for a Woman? The Decline of Midwifery in Eighteenth Century England. Thomas R. Forbes: Perrette the Midwife: A Fifteen Century Witchcraft Case. Jean Donnison: The Decline of the Midwife. Helene Laforce: The Different Stages of the Elimination of Midwives in Québec. M. J. Van Lieburg; H. Marland: Midwife Regulation, Education, and Practice in the Netherlands during the Nineteenth Century. Maureen Porter: Midwifery in Contemporary Western Societies. S. Mckay: Models of Midwifery Care: Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands. Edwin R. Van Teijlingen: Maternity Home Care Assistants in the Netherlands. Janet Askham; Rosaline S. Barbour: The Role and Responsibilities of the Midwife in Scotland. Maureen Porter: Changing Childbirth. Cecilia Benoit: An Exception to the Canadian Case: Autonomous Midwifery at the Margins. Ronnie Lichtman: Medical Models and Midwifery: The Cultural Experience of Birth. George Lowis: The Traditional Midwife and the Medicalisation of Maternity Care. Sheila Cosminsky: Childbirth and Change: A Guatemalan Study. Carol C. Laderman: A Baby is Born in Merchang. Patricia Jeffery; Roger Jeffery: Traditional Birth Attendants in Rural North India: Knowledge, Power and Practice in Medicine and Everyday Life. William Alto; Ruth Albu; Garabinu Irabo: An Alternative to Unattended Delivery--Training Programmefor Village Midwives in Papua New Guinea. Peter Mccaffery: The Politics of Midwifery: Introduction. J. P. Rooks: The Context of Nurse Midwifery in the 1980s. Raymond G. Devries: The Trap of Legal Recognition. Ann Oakley: Who Cares for Women? Science versus Love in Midwifery Today. Charles Ziegler: The Elimination of the Midwife. I. Loudon: The European Midwife. Eugene R. Declercq: Interview with Professor Kloosterman; A Cross-National Analysis of Midwifery Politics: Six Lessons for Midwives. Jane Sandall: Choice, Continuity & Control: Changing Midwifery, towards a Sociological Perspective. Edwin R. Van Teijlingen: The Future of Midwifery.
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