Myles Textbook for Midwives

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Covers designing and implementing high quality midwifery care using evidence, policy and models of care. Highlights why a holistic and evidence-informed approach is necessary to achieve effective care for all. Working examples will help the reader to think critically about their own practice. Ledward A and Marshall JE (2020) Care of the dying baby: End of life issues and the rights of the fetus/neonate. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 955-969. Petrocnik P, and Marshall JE (2015a) Hands Poised technique: The future technique for perineal management of second stage of labour? A modified systematic literature review, Midwifery, 31 (2), pp 274-279. Downe S and Marshall JE (2020) Physiology and care during the transition and second stage phases of labour. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 500-534.

This book is amazing. I got one before I started my application and I got in first time to my first choice University. Took a lot of work and dedication from me, but this book helped me with my personal statement, writing it to how admissions tutors want it, giving examples of both good and bad personal statements & where improvements can be made on the 'bad ones'. This book also helped me ace my interviews. It's completely honest and quite amusing in parts. I can't recommend it enough!' - Hannah L. Petrocnik P, and Marshall JE (2015b) Hands-on or hands-poised: what does the evidence say? The Practising Midwife, July/August 18 (7) pp 10-12. Marshall JE, Experiences of student midwives learning and working abroad in Europe: the value of an ERASMUS undergraduate midwifery education exchange programme, University of Nottingham, 2012.Mrs Myles, Me and the Midwives’ Bible, Education for Practitioners and Prospective Parents during the Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries: De Partu History of Midwifery Conference, Trinity College, Oxford, 4th May 2018. Also, reading has always been the perfect act of rebellion. Books pass knowledge along in a powerful but quiet way. Raynor MD, Mander R, and Marshall JE (2014) The midwife in contemporary midwifery practice. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2014) Myles Textbook for Midwives (16th ed), Edinburgh, Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier, pp 3-23. The concept of resilience is introduced for the reader to contemplate their personal contribution in creating an environment that is conducive to protecting the wellbeing of themselves and colleagues within the workplace. Doctor of Philosophy: The effective of a training and mentoring programme for registered midwives in primary maternity settings with respect to managing labour: University of Cape Town, South Africa, December 2012/December 2014. Media coverage

Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Advancing Skills in Midwifery Practice, Edinburgh: Elsevier, Churchill Livingstone.

Myles was born on 30 December 1892 in Aberdeen, Scotland, [1] to Robert Fraser Findlay, a house painter, and Mary, née McDougall. [2] After finishing her secondary education, she emigrated to Canada where she trained as a nurse. [3] There, she married Charles James Myles, a farmer and army officer during World War I, [2] who died shortly after the birth of their son, Ian. She proceeded to return to Scotland for further training and practice, and lost her son to pneumonia in 1924. [1] Career [ edit ] Includes employer-led models of supervision, vital elements of leadership and clinical governance that supports the provision of high quality maternity services and standards of midwifery practice. Ashwin, CA, Marshall JE and Standen PA (2012) Exploring women’s experiences of smoking during pregnancy and the postpartum, Evidence Based Midwifery,10 (4) pp 112-118.

Downe S and Marshall JE (2014) Physiology and care during the transition and second stage phases of labour. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2014) Myles Textbook for Midwives (16th ed), Edinburgh, Churchill Livingstone, Elsevier, pp 367-393. Marshall JE, Austin J, (2020) Professional issues concerning the midwife and midwifery practice. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 29-79. Wills J, Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Forceps-assisted births. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Advancing Skills in Midwifery Practice, Edinburgh: Elsevier, Churchill Livingstone, Chapter 8, pp 77-87. I often hear midwives talk about how we need to empower women. There is an inherent contradiction in such a statement. None of us can ‘empower’ another person or indeed give women power. By its very nature, power is not given but taken.’

Marshall JE (2010) Introduction. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Advancing Skills in Midwifery Practice,Edinburgh, Elsevier: Churchill Livingstone. Chapter 1, pp 1-5. Marshall JE and Butler M (2019) Scope of Professional Practice. Myles Professional Studies for Midwifery Education and Practice: Concepts and Challenges, Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 121-139. Awarded certification for Outstanding contribution towards valuing, promoting and supporting gender equality at the International Women’s Day Celebration, Kingston University: May 2017. Gabrielle Palmer is a breastfeeding campaigner who in this book points out everything which is right with breastfeeding, and everything which is wrong with the way in which it’s supported. Beautifully draws attention to how in our largely capitalist society, we show what’s important by spending money – and breastfeeding is free, which causes all kinds of confrontation and clashes. Bharj KK and Marshall JE (2019) Becoming a Midwife: The History and Socialization into Professional Practice. Myles Professional Studies for Midwifery Education and Practice: Concepts and Challenges, Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 1-18.