Statutory control

Failure to Progress: The Contraction of the Midwifery Profession

Volumn , Issue , 2013, Pages 63-77

  Fleming, Valerie ^a  

^a GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 85072873733     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: None     Document Type: Chapter

References (49)

1. Arndt M (1994) Nurses' medication errors. Journal of Advanced Nursing 19: 519-26
2. Arney W (1982) Power and the profession of obstetrics. Chicago: University of Chicago Press
3. Batey M, Lewis F (1982) Clarifying autonomy and accountability in nursing service part 1. Journal of Nursing Administration 12(9): 13-18
4. Bennett R, Brown L (1999) Myles textbook for midwives. Edinburgh: Churchhill Livingstone
5. Briggs A (1972) Report of the committee on nursing. London: HMSO
6. Clarke RA (1995) Midwives, their employers and the UKCC: an eternally unethical triangle. Nursing Ethics 2(2): 247-53
7. Curtin L (1979) The nurse advocate. Advances in Nursing Science 1(3): 1-10
8. Davis-Floyd R (1997) Autonomy in midwifery: definition, education, regulation. Midwifery Today & Childbirth Education 42: 21-2
9. Department of Health (1992) Health Committee Second Report. Maternity services. London, House of Commons: HMSO
10. Department of Health. (1993) Changing childbirth. London: HMSO
11. Dimond B (1994) The legal aspects of midwifery. Cheshire: Books for Midwives
12. Donley J (1986) Save the midwife. Auckland: New Women's Press
13. Donnison J (1988) Midwives and medical men. New Barnet: Heinemann
14. Dr Foster (2001) The good birth guide. Sunday Times Magazine July 15: 3-66
15. Fay B (1987) Critical social science. London: Polity Press
16. Fleming VEM (1994) Partnership, politics and power: feminist perceptions of midwifery practice. Department of Nursing and Midwifery. Palmerston North, Massey University, New Zealand
17. Fleming VEM (1996) New Zealand midwifery. Health Care for Women International 17, 343-59
18. Fleming VEM (1998) Autonomous or automatons? Nursing Ethics: An International Journal 5(1): 43-51
19. Fleming V, Poat A, Douglas V, Cheyne H, Stenhouse E, Curzio J (2000) Examination of the fitness for purpose of pre-registration midwifery programmes in Scotland. Edinburgh: National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting for Scotland
20. Fleming V, Hagen S, Niven C, O'Neil E (2001) Does perineal suturing make a difference? Report to Chief Scientist Office, Scotland
21. Fraser DR, Murphy R,Worth-Butler M (1997) An outcome evaluation of the effectiveness of pre-registration midwifery programmes of education. London: English National Board
22. Giacalone PLJ, Vignal J, Daures JP, Boulot P, Hedon B, Laffargue F (2000) A randomised evaluation of two techniques of management of the third stage of labour in women at low risk of postpartum haemorrhage. British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 107(3): 396-400
23. Ginzberg R (1989) Uncovering gynocentric science. In Tuana N (ed.) Feminism and science. Bloomington: Indiana University Press: 69-84
24. Havighurst C (1989) Practice opportunities for allied health professionals in a deregulated industry. Journal of Allied Health 18(1): 18-32
25. Hayes B (1995) Scholarship in a practical discipline: the logical consequences. In Gray G, Pratt R (eds) Scholarship in the discipline of nursing. Melbourne: Pearson Professional: 169-90
26. Hunt SSA (1995) The social meaning of midwifery. London: Macmillan
27. Johnstone M (1989) Bioethics: a nursing perspective. Sydney: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
28. Kant I (1959) What is enlightenment? Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill
29. Koster H, Perotta L (1943) Elective painless rapid childbirth anticipating labour. Excerpts Medical Surgical 1: 143-7
30. Kramer M (1974) Reality shock: why nurses leave nursing. St. Louis: CV Mosby
31. Murphy-Black T, Faulkner A (1990) Excellence in nursing: the research route to midwifery. London: Scutari Press
32. Myles M (1953/1977) Textbook for midwives. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone
33. Oakley A (1984) The captured womb. Oxford: Basil Blackwell
34. Oakley A, Houd S (1990) Helpers in childbirth: midwifery today. USA: World Health Organisation
35. Otretviet J (1985) Medical dominance in the development of professional autonomy in physiotherapy. Sociology of Health and Illness 7(1): 76-93
36. Prendiville WJ, Harding JE, Elbourne DR, Stirrat GM (1988) The Bristol third stage trial: active vs physiological management of the third stage of labour. British Medical Journal 297, 1295-300
37. Rothman BK (1991) Women and power in the birth place. New York: Norton
38. Rousseau J (1968) Discourse on the origin of inequality. London: Dent
39. Savage W (1986) A Savage inquiry. London: Heinemann
40. Scottish Office (1993) Provision of maternity services in Scotland. A Policy Review. Edinburgh: Home and Health Department
41. Silverton L (1993) The art and science of midwifery. London: Prentice Hall
42. Snowdon, A (1993) The challenge of accountability in nursing. Nursing Forum 28(1): 5-11
43. Stockham AB (1895) Tokology: a book for every woman. London: Butler and Tanner
44. Tew M (1990) Safer childbirth?: a critical history of maternity care. London: Chapman and Hall
45. United Kingdom Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting (1992) Scope of Professional Practice. London: UKCC
46. United Kingdom Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting (1994) The Midwife's Code of Practice. London: UKCC
47. United Kingdom Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting (1998) Midwives' Rules. London: UKCC
48. Webb C (1986) Professional and lay support for hysterectomy patients. Journal of Advanced Nursing 11, 166-77
49. World Health Organisation (1966) International definition of the midwife. Geneva: WHO