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02 August 2015 02 Aug 2015

Volume 23 | Issue 8

ISSN (Print): 0969-4900

ISSN (Online): 2052-4307

Perceptions of risk: How they influence women's and health professionals' choices

Physiologically and culturally, women are programmed and supported to provide an optimum environment for their unborn baby

Clinical Practice

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Women's perceptions of perineal repair as an aspect of normal childbirth

Routine screening of women having caesarean section for MRSA: Ritual or rational?

Midwifery in Wales

Consent key to the use of stored gametes after the donor's death

Optimal Care in Childbirth: The case for a physiological approach

What do service users want and who cares?

Are midwives ready for revalidation?

A national online survey of UK maternity unit service provision for women with fear of birth

Attitudes to immunisation in pregnancy among women in the UK targeted by such programmes

The development of midwifery education in Brunei Darussalam