Does being 'with women' mean being 'with midwives'? How relationships between midwives affect their support for women's choices in childbirth in the U.K.

Pollard, Katherine

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Management of potentially reversible causes of cardiac arrest (2005)
Book Chapter
Hoskins, R. (2005). Management of potentially reversible causes of cardiac arrest. In P. Moule, & J. Albarran (Eds.), Practical Resuscitation: Recognition and Response (198-214). Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell

Perspectives in pain (2005)
Book Chapter
Drago, R. (2005). Perspectives in pain. In P. Schofield (Ed.), Perspectives in Pain

Children, young people and families: Examining social work practice in Europe (2005)
Book Chapter
Friesenhahn, G. J., Michailidis, M., Freitas, M. J., & Frost, L. (2005). Children, young people and families: Examining social work practice in Europe. In M. J. Freitas, G. J. Friesenhahn, E. Frost, & M. P. Michailidis (Eds.), Children, Young people and families: Examining Social Work Practice in Europe. Rome: Carocci

Have injury intervention studies addressed inequalities? (2005)
Book Chapter
Towner, E. (2005). Have injury intervention studies addressed inequalities?. In Behavioural Research in Road Safety 2005. Department for Transport

Consultation for local air quality management in the UK: Opportunities for and barriers to sucessful science communication (2005)
Book Chapter
Dorfman, P., Beattie, C., Burnet, F., Gibbs, D., Longhurst, J., Weitkamp, E., & Leksmono, N. (2005). Consultation for local air quality management in the UK: Opportunities for and barriers to sucessful science communication. In C. Brebbia (Ed.), Air Pollution XIII (139-148). WIT Press. https://doi.org/10.2495/AIR050151

Does being 'with women' mean being 'with midwives'? How relationships between midwives affect their support for women's choices in childbirth in the U.K. (2005)
Book Chapter
Pollard, K. (2005). Does being 'with women' mean being 'with midwives'? How relationships between midwives affect their support for women's choices in childbirth in the U.K. In R. E. Balin (Ed.), Trends in Midwifery Research (69-101). New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc

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