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Meet the Author :: Sue Gauge :: 'CTG Made Easy' :: What will YOU ask her?

Discussion in 'SMNET Announcements' started by Josie, Nov 24, 2011.

  • by Josie, Nov 24, 2011 at 12:06 PM

  • Josie Director of SMNET

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    Now my darlings we really are spoiling you! Joining the SMNET superbrains series is the fabulous CTG boffin the...... wonderful Sue Gauge!

    Sue.... we have to say a massive thank you to you for your tremendous book CTG Made Easy and thank you for the most recent fourth edition. The book is highly informative and is truly a must have for all students and midwifery units! I own a well thumbed copy - think I may have to get my hands on the latest edition to make sure I am up to date!

    Sue Gauge is clearly a midwifery superbrain and is here in the SMNET house ready and waiting to answer YOUR questions - ask Sue about the book, about CTG, about midwifery, about herself! Anything you like, just don't miss this opportunity to connect with yet another fantastic midwifery legend.

    To connect with Sue Gauge author of CTG Made Easy just fire away in this thread!

    We will collate all the questions and comments and send them to Sue who will reply and we will post up her answers in due course.

    ** Haven't got your copy of CTG Made Easy yet? Then don't forget to use your SMNET/Elsevier discount code! **

    Sue Gauge joins the fabulous Sue Macdonald and Julia Magill-Cuerden aka The 'Mayes' Authors alongside the fantastic Coad & Dunstall who wrote the essential Anatomy and Physiology for Midwives along with Colin Rees, Denise Tiran and the delectable Ina May Gaskin in the SMNET Meet the Legends series!


    :grad: Coming soon in our midwifery super brain legends series!:grad:


    Helen Baston & Jenny Hall who wrote the incredible Midwifery Essentials Series

    Sharon Macdonald and Beverley Lynn who devised the brilliant Examination of the Newborn online

    .... and more!
    Josie, Nov 24, 2011
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Discussion in 'SMNET Announcements' started by Josie, Nov 24, 2011.

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  1. Growlie
    DO you think that CTG's are overused? Or do you think we could use them in a more appropriate way?
    Growlie, Nov 29, 2011
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  2. niccott
    I would like to know when the 4th edition will be released, Elsevier keep putting the date back!
    niccott, Nov 29, 2011
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  3. iolaus
    as a subquestion to jellybean's question - whats an oxford CTG?

    Do you feel CTGs undermine or support a woman's belief in her own body's capacilities to produce a healthy baby?
    iolaus, Nov 30, 2011
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  4. Noo
    I find the whole "typical" and "atypical" variable decellerations really difficult to get my head around as some old midwives still use the terms "early" and "late" which apparently we're not supposed to do. How would you recommend cementing difficult areas of CTG interpretation into one's mind?
    Noo, Nov 30, 2011
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