From MIDIRS abstract: Has anyone read this? Is it as useful as they
say and where could one obtain it?
| 20040126-32*# The labour ward
handbook - London:
Royal Society of Medicine Press , January 2004. 200
pages Edozien L - (2004) |
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Going beyond the theoretical framework, this
practical guide provides advice on what the clinician should do, and when.
All aspects of care and communication and risk management, are addressed
and are consistent with NICE guidance on induction of labour and fetal
monitoring; Cochrane reviews; CNST standards for Maternity; The RCOG
guidelines. This book is recommended to senior house officers, registrars,
consultants, midwives, labour ward managers and professionals working in
related fields, including risk management.
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