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and Background Midwives' Role in Supporting Women with Perineal Trauma Women's Experiences of Care after Perineal Trauma Rationale for a Perineal Care Clinic Conclusion Lessons Learnt References

      14  8 ‘With Woman’ from a Mental Health Perspective Introduction Principles of Care in Pregnancy and the Postnatal Period Recognising Depression in Pregnancy and the Postnatal Period; Assessment and Referral Treatment Options, Monitoring and Support in the Postnatal Period Women's Perspective Conclusion Lessons Learnt References

      15  9 ‘With Woman’ in Prison Introduction Interventions and Impact on Outcomes Women's Views and Experiences Maternity Services for Women in Prisons Conclusion Lessons Learnt References

      16  10 ‘With the Older Woman’ Introduction Reasons for Advanced Maternal Age Perception of Risk Outcomes of Pregnancy and Birth Women's Views Midwifery Care of the Older Mother Conclusion Lessons Learnt References

      17  11 ‘With the Bereaved Woman’ Introduction The Consequences of a Stillbirth Implications for Healthcare Providers Parents' Perspective Bereavement Care Services Conclusion Lessons Learnt References

      18  12 Global Midwifery Perspective of the ‘with Woman’ Concept Introduction to Global Maternity Services Midwifery Services in Israel Miriam's Reflection Priscilla's Reflection Midwifery Services in Italy Midwifery in Norway Maternity Services in Australia Lessons Learnt References Some Useful Websites

      19  Conclusion: Reflections on Midwifery Practice: Does Professional Regulation Promote a ‘With Woman’ Philosophy? Introduction Self‐Professional Regulation Peer Professional Regulation Non‐statutory Professional Regulation Government Policy International Influences and Regulation Conclusion References

      20  Further Reading

      21  Index

      22  End User License Agreement

      List of Tables

      1 Chapter 1Table 1.1 Rodgers' Evolutionary Conceptual Analysis framework (1989).Table 1.2 Databases searched and number of articles selected for final review...Table 1.3 Antecedents, attributes and consequences of the ‘with woman’ concep...

      2 Chapter 2Table 2.1 Concept Analysis of the ethical perspective of being ‘with woman’.

      3 Chapter 3Table 3.1 Analysis of the midwife's perspective of ‘with woman’ concept.

      4 Chapter 4Table 4.1 Concept analysis of ‘with woman’