Theories and Perspectives for Midwifery
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Theories and Perspectives for Midwifery

– a Nordic view

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Theories and Perspectives for Midwifery

– a Nordic view

About this book

Midwifery has a strong position in the Nordic countries, and a history over several centuries as a profession with a professional responsibility for normal birth. Even if midwifery has a long tradition, the theoretical base needs to be de-veloped for midwives and other professionals in the field. The idea behind this book is to describe and discuss Nordic midwifery related to its own context as well as in an inter-national perspectve. The book is divided into three parts. Part 1 presents midwifery in its Nordic context. Part 2 pre-sents theories, concepts, and perspectives in midwifery, such as evidence-based midwifery, perspectives on childbea-ring, salutogenesis, normal birth, midwife–woman relationship, woman-centred care, family-centred care, continuity of care, place of birth, and support. The editors of this book have chosen these theories, concepts, and perspectives as they are central to international midwifery and also are used by Nordic researchers. The third part of this book consists of eight chapters presenting examples of theories and concepts developed in the Nordic countries. This part also includes a chapter about conti-nuity of care in a Danish context, the only Nordic country with this care model.The target groups for this book are midwifery students, PhD students, and researchers as well as midwives, obstetrici-ans, nurses, and other health professionals.

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Table of contents

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  6. The authors
  7. Introduction
  8. Ingela Lundgren, Ellen Blix, Ellen Aagaard Nøhr, Helga Gottfreðsdóttir & Anita Wikberg
  9. Part I / The Nordic context of midwifery
  10. 01 / Midwifery history in a Nordic and international perspective
  11. Ingela Lundgren
  12. 02 / Midwifery in a Nordic context
  13. Ellen Blix, Ólöf Ásta Ólafsdottìr, Rikke Damkjær Maimburg, Anita Wikberg, Helga Gottfreðsdóttir, Ellen Aagaard Nøhr & Ingela Lundgren
  14. 03 / Childbearing immigrants in the Nordic countries
  15. Pirjo Koski & Anita Wikberg
  16. 04 / Midwifery education in the Nordic context
  17. Helga Gottfreðsdóttir, Christina Prinds, Anita Wikberg & Ingvild Aune
  18. Part II / Theories, concepts and perspectives in midwifery
  19. 05 / Why is a theoretical basis for midwifery important?
  20. Marie Berg, Christina Prinds & Tine Schauer Eri
  21. 06 / Evidence-based midwifery
  22. Ellen Aagaard Nøhr, Ellen Blix & Ingela Lundgren
  23. 07 / Perspectives on childbearing
  24. Rikke Damkjær Maimburg & Ellen Blix
  25. 08 / Salutogenesis in midwifery
  26. Marie Berg & Ólöf Ásta Ólafsdóttir
  27. 09 / Normal birth
  28. Emma Marie Swift, Katja Schrøder & Helga Gottfreðsdóttir
  29. 10 / Midwife-woman relationship
  30. Ólöf Ásta Ólafsdóttir, Tiina Murto & Bente Dahl
  31. 11 / Woman-centred care
  32. Ingela Lundgren & Bente Dahl
  33. 12 / Family-centred care
  34. Bente Dahl & Christina Prinds
  35. 13 / Continuity of care
  36. Ingegerd Hildingsson & Ingvild Aune
  37. 14 / Place of birth
  38. Berglind Hálfdánsdóttir, Ellen Blix, Helena Lindgren & ­Anne-Mette Schroll
  39. 15 / Support
  40. Caroline Bäckström & Stina Thorstensson
  41. Part III / Examples of theories concepts and perspectives …|in midwifery from the Nordic countries
  42. 16 / Midwifery discourse
  43. Tine Schauer Eri
  44. 17 / A Midwifery Model of woman-centred care (MiMo) …|developed in a Nordic context
  45. Ólöf Ásta Ólafsdóttir, Marie Berg & Ingela Lundgren
  46. 18 / A theory of professionalism in midwifery …|for the empowerment of childbearing women
  47. Sigfríður Inga Karlsdóttir & Sigríður Halldórsdóttir
  48. 19 / A theory for intercultural caring in midwifery and maternity care
  49. Anita Wikberg
  50. 20 / Continuity of care – in a Danish context
  51. Ingrid Jepsen & Ellen Aagaard Nøhr
  52. 21 / Genuine caring in caring for the genuine …|– a midwifery care model for childbearing women at increased risk
  53. Marie Berg
  54. 22 / Being with child and caring fellowship
  55. Terese Bondas
  56. 23 / Birth and parenthood education practical model for Somalis
  57. Pirjo Koski
  58. 24 / Midwives as anchored companions
  59. Ingela Lundgren