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Old 22-Apr-2008, 22:39
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Default Re: continuity of care

RCM (2001) Position paper No. 4a Woman-Centred Care
http://www.rcm.org.uk/info/docs/PP%2...cenredcare.doc

NMC (2004) Code of professional conduct

Flint (2003)Midwifery Teams and Caseloads Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann

NICE (2007) Nice clinical guideline No. 55 Intrapartum care London: NICE

Department of Health (2000) The NHS Plan: a plan for investment, a plan for reform London: HMSO

Bharj (2006) Patient led reform: from rhetoric to reality The Practising Midwife 9 (5) pp 14 -16

Department of Health Maternity Matters online

Page, L.A. and McCandlish, R. (2006) The NEw Midwifery - Science and Sensitivity in Practice 2nd ed Edinburgh: Elsevier

Leader, M and Pigford, C (2006) Designing a new patient centred nursing strategy Nursing Times 102 (25) pp 34-36

Kirkham, M and Perkins E (1997) Reflections on Midwifery Edinburgh: Elsevier

Fleming, V. (1998) Women-with-midwives-with-women: a model of interdependence Midwifery 14 pp 137-143

Ball, J.A. (1995) Reactions to Motherhood - The role of postnatal care (2nd ed) Chesire: Books for midwives press


Tiffany
hope these help? 'scuse the rubbish half hearted attempt at harvard referencing, not very good is it?!
You could also try looking at the DoH National Service Framwork?
A lot of the refs cover woman-centred care as well, which could be a starting point for providing continuity of care?
hope it goes ok
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