Table of Contents
1 Cover
6 Foreword
7 1 An Evolutionary Concept Analysis A Historic Review of Being ‘with Woman’ Rodgers' Concept Analysis Framework Search Strategy and Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria Data Extraction and Analysis Characteristics of the ‘with Woman’ Concept Wellbeing and Health Through Positive Behaviour Processing Midwifery Knowledge and Skills Physical Wellbeing Through Environmental Factors Conclusion Lessons Learnt References
8 2 Ethical Perspectives of Being ‘with Woman’ Introduction Midwifery Working Practices Ethics and Standards Choices, Autonomy and Decision Making Towards a Relational Model with Confidence and Responsibility Advocacy Empathy, Intuition and Sensitivity The ‘Good’ Midwife Conclusion Lessons Learnt Acknowledgement References
9 3 ‘With Woman’ in ‘Normal Birth’ Introduction Defining Normality Defining Risk Woman‐Centred Care Place of Birth Conclusion Lessons Learnt References
10 4 ‘With Woman’ in Screening and Fetal Medicine Introduction Screening and Fetal Medicine Benefits and Costs of Prenatal Screening Healthcare Professionals' Experiences of Fetal Screening Women's Views of Fetal Screening Termination After Diagnosis Conclusion References
11 5 ‘With the High‐Risk Woman and Neonate’ Introduction High‐Risk Pregnancies and Birth Hypertension in Pregnancy Care in Pregnancy, Labour and Postpartum ‘Being with Woman’ Having Twins Lessons Learnt ‘With Woman’ in Special Care or Intensive Care Neonatal Units Lessons Learnt References
12 6 ‘With Woman’ with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Introduction Gestational Diabetes Literature Diagnosis of GDM Managing GDM to Improve Outcomes Women's Experiences of GDM Management Implications for the Neonate of a GDM Woman The Role of Lactation in GDM Women Conclusion Lessons Leant References