Optimal Care in Childbirth: The Case for a Physiologic Approach

My understanding is that this book is often used as a text for nursing and midwifery students. This being the case, I don't think you have to "make the case" for a physiologic (less invasive) approach to maternity care. These people are already in favor of a less invasive approach to maternity care. I don't necessarily think that MD's or medical students are going to read this text and have a revelation and change of mind. I think that several pages (perhaps even a hundred or so) could have been eliminated, the flow improved and the book much more enjoyable to read. As is the book is long and cumbersome.

It’s a hefty read, but well worth the money for anyone in the birth worker world

It is an easy read

should be for those who are more interested in research

Just as expected.

Textbook for next term starting in 6 weeks, I started reading it and cannot put it down! I am highlighting away! I am very excited for my class and to keep reading this book! Great read!

Excellent book for birth workers. Great resource of maternity care related evidence based information. Any health professional who works or plans to work with pregnant and/or people must definitely read this.

Arrived perfectly!

it's amazing book. is a documented ¨ punch " in the medical establishment that has turned the pregnant woman in a patient