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Sisters of the East End

By Helen Batten

An Extra Pair of Hands: A story of caring and everyday acts of love

By Kate Mosse

TheHospital by the RiverA Story of Hope

By Hamlin, Catherine

Getting into Nursing & Midwifery Courses

By Wendy Reed

Nobody Tells You...: 101 Truths about pregnancy, birth and parenthood

By Becca Maberly

Happy Birth Day!

By Harris R, Emberley M

Women's Health and Disease: Gynecologic, Endocrine, and Reproductive Issues, Volume 1092

By George Creatsas (University of Athens Medical School), George Mastorakos (University of Athens Medical School), George P. Chrousos (National Institute of Child Health and Human Develeopment, Bethesda, MD)

Successful Breastfeeding

By Royal College of Midwives

Shadows Of The Workhouse: The Drama Of Life In Postwar London

By Worth, Jennifer

Big Fat Negative: The Essential Guide to Infertility, IVF and the Trials of Trying for a Baby

By Emma Haslett, Gabby Griffith

Maternal, Fetal, and Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective

By Susan Tucker Blackburn

Psychiatric Disorders in Pregnancy and the Postpartum: Principles and Treatment

By Victoria Hendrick

The Newborn Baby

By V.C. Harrison

Health Promotion in Midwifery : Principles and practice

By Bowden, Jan, Manning, Vicky, Jan Bowden, Vicky Manning

Evidence-based Care for Normal Labour and Birth: A guide for midwives

By Denis Walsh

Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy: An Integrated Approach to Management

By Denise Tiran

Normal Childbirth: Evidence and Debate

By Susan Downe (Professor of Midwifery Studies, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK)

Informed Choice in Maternity Care

By Mavis Kirkham

Nursing and Midwifery in Britain Since 1700

By Anne Borsay, Billie Hunter

Pharmacology for Midwives: The Evidence Base for Safe Practice

By Sue Jordan, etc., et al

Resuscitation in Pregnancy: A Practical Approach

By Philip Jevon, Margaret Raby

Ethics and Midwifery: Issues in Contemporary Practice

By Lucy Frith (Lecturer in Ethics, Department of Primary Care, University of Liverpool, UK), Heather Draper (Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Ethics, The Centre for Biomedical Ethics, University of Birmingham)