Titlebook: Ethical Issues in Nursing and Midwifery Practice; A European Perspecti Win Tadd (Consultant in Health Care Ethics and Edu Textbook 1998Late

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Ethical Issues in Maternity Care,on. Consequently, the education and training of midwives in Iceland comply with the EU Midwives Directives (see Appendix 1). The similarities and differences in maternity practices will be considered and salient points drawn together.

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opportunities to share knowledge and develop fresh insights by working and studying throughout Europe.This book aims to assist this process by discussion of key ethical issues faced by nurses in a number of European countries.In doing so, it is hoped that the diverse cultural barriers, as well as t

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Genre Debates: the Dance and the Bathwater,, can there be?’ Europe after all is enormous in geographical terms, comprising some 50 or so countries and encompassing a vast diversity of values, languages, cultures, races and religions. At a superficial level therefore, one might be led into thinking that the multicultural, multilingual and mul

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,—Dramaturgies to Disrupt the Anthropocene,evitably this integration of policy has influenced the mode of management, organization and delivery of patient care. Most European countries have adopted the WHO philosophy of ‘Health for All by the Year 2000’ and have been working with varying degrees of success towards achieving this aim. In 1993

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Cyborgs, Nomads and the Raving Feminineen, children and families. In particular, attention is given to fetal screening tests and the issues surrounding the autonomy of both women and midwives during the process of birth. The role of the midwife in the United Kingdom (UK), Italy and Iceland will also be explored. Although the UK and Italy

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