Linking Research and Practice in Midwifery

Linking Research and Practice in Midwifery

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Explores how the links between midwifery research and practice can be developed and strengthened, in order to lead directly to care. Based on the realities of midwifery practice, this book in two sections deals with the issues involved in developing evidence-based practice. It includes examples from practice and reflective exercises.

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Linking Research and Practice in Midwifery by Sue Proctor

This book explores how the links between midwifery research and practice can be developed and strengthened, in order to lead directly to care based on the best available evidence. Based on the realities of midwifery practice, contributions by researchers, practitioners and consumers explore the core issues, which challenge midwives in their practice, and how these challenges may be met. Comprising two sections, the book deals clearly and in detail with the complex issues involved in developing evidence-based practice. The first section considers the context of research in todays healthcare structure, after reflecting on the current and past positions of research in midwifery. Issues such as ethical decisions and the involvement of women and babies in research are explored prior to a discussion of the different stages of the research process. Continual professional and practice development through education and audit are also examined. Section Two highlights some of the core skills for research in midwifery and offers guidance and tips from experts in their fields. Throughout the book, examples from practice and reflective exercise illustrate and underpin theoretical points.Explores the key issues in midwifery research which a midwife has to understand before being able to interpret research accurately Focuses on how research can drive and improve everyday practiceHelps the reader to be clear about what issues have to be understood form research findings in order to build future research projects Gives a clear guide to how midwifery research fits the national picture, how research priorities affect maternity services, and the importance of collaborating with other professionals in developing research
"The editors are well known and eminent midwives with strong research backgroundsThey provide a useful introduction to set the scene and justify why we should incorporate evidence based practice." Heather James, Australian College of Midwives, December 2000
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ISBN 13 9780702022975
ISBN 10 0702022977
Title Linking Research and Practice in Midwifery
Author Sue Proctor
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Elsevier Health Sciences
Year published 2000-08-07
Number of pages 280
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