Midwives Chronicle 1991: Vol 104 Index

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Midwives Chronicle & Nursing Notes December 1991
Index of Contents 1991 Ee iar nk kos coed beens dbudatecececsetsnecenctovess 222
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ARTICLES AND LECTURES Sy RI INIT, OIE i o'5's 0 didn cc ecceecurcwercrcccccecessccceceses 72
1992...and all that! (Free Speech!), J. O. Varnham ..................06. 76 Begley, Cecily M., RGN, RM, RNT, FFNRCSI, MSc .................655 102
Aberdeen’s Assisted Reproduction Unit, I. Shaker .............0e0e0eeees 285 Benns, Nicky 43
Adoption: Midwives’ Perceptions, Midwifery Support of the Mother Boyce, Katherine 173
Relinquishing Her Baby for, R. Mander .............0..eeeeeeeeeees 275 Brain, Margaret, OB Pe ee OT RE PE os cokccecdtecccusecdscdae 343
Adoptive Parents, Parentcraft Classes for og ge WN. TT. Hepee ...... 284 I ration dedckadkvceedencckaseeesscbecd saesasaetsates 167
“*Alternative’’ Project, An, K. Jones, S. gga . Pedreschi, sRR oberts, PE IGT cote aWbheds ocak dc'deotdccacuetvecoiqedcssencance 290
Y. Rowlands, J. Sherwood, H. Thomas .............c.ee. e.ee0eeee e 328 Buckley, E. Rosemary, SRN, SCM .............cccccecccccecccceveeees 196
American Midwifery, Impressions of, J. oo EviwdVemaeceee sea eaas o ae eee cen rclessnesvctscdcetaceeceneseucnise 218
Being Creative With Change, A. C. E. Rider.................00005 os CI, I Mag Sy I MIEIOD occ ccccccccsenccecevcccccseccces 226
Breast-feeding Following Mastectomy (Case Study), K. M. Boyce 173 CI eee stile cieuicgnviudedsdiektcunaendeedcadcneuse s 32
Breast-feeding, Ten Point Quality Plan for Midwives in Relation to, J. Domeewtr rreetee, Os NE. T., BOBD oo. ccc ccccccccecccecscnccccssccaces 66
IN aie ea ii ka in sb ck meus MaKe va baxekeant du paen 361 Dean, — PETG cdc au incecesctaceducedcdwentecdiscsesens 314
Carers or Outsiders? The Role of Parents in a Neonatal Unit, A. Stewart . 118 ed ah take indeed sudvcaudwtssi bos éeenesasdtcceneeas 3
mo ge rere “oe ae Hall, pe MI socesbeccandennsicccecdsésecececsnenes 251
Copyright Act and Keeping up to Date, The, J. Ayres 367 Harper, MNS 2a CLG NEC Ks GARY KAKEGEEURECOOhAaknoe eKGeuLeedquanee 284
Deaf Woman, Jane—The Care of a, J. Hall .....0.c c.ee e.ec .ec.e c.enc e 251 Nt D6 Cocek otis cedea ndnsaddcvccke da vue sensCidsatcweus 286
Fetal Monitoring, The Significance of Autocorrelation in, R. Horton ...... 260 Horton, Richard, TEng, BOGE, AMR, AMBRE «2... ccccccccccccccce . 260
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Matrons’ Aid Society 1881—Royal College of Midwives 1991: Not by Ideals SE , Kar inc cba vdnanecnnnunss
ME acta Ne veld dv ksiua de C8 b40 tS cKbEba MaMa ee ieede x60 364 Kelsall, Jenin, SRN, SCM, MTD..
Memory of the New-born Baby, The, S.M.I. Damstra-Wijmenga.......... 66 Leach, Juliet, RGN, RM
“Midwife as a Practitioner, The’? (RCM Professional Day ~~ 1990)
Continuing Education for Midwives—A Woman’s Right, S. Hunt ..... 6
Great Expectations, S. Bailey & S. Robertshaw................0e000s 8
— Midwifery—Filling the Gaps and Picking up the Pieces, N. ‘ Mander, Rosemary, PhD, MSc, RGN, SCM, MTD
MUM ies con edcancceu cugdabandcswidethaue Cavetnducaubmaseice ues McDaid, Tricia, RGN, RM
Midwifery Services with a Difference, I. Waterhouse, N. Benns ....... 42 Gas Gedeis ob dati ndcde (eLas aves vaahedbsinkdcccdiesades
Midwifery Standards—Uniformity or Quality? S. Downe ........ - 3 McHaffie, Hazel E
Successful Practice—Can We Do It? M. Cronk...... 32 MacMillan, Malcolm
Beweery Core, Tie Cmeiey OF, Th. BOGS... ccc ccccscccccecccesecceese 186 ane En Lave <dunsts des cacesatekss chenehenedecdevasecnesces 28
Midwifery, The Dream and the Reality, R. Walker ..................0005 330 eG CII ic burda ire cd onde e cctetcceccccededvedteacess <sui 30
“Obstetrics & Midwifery Doomed?, Are’’ (William Power Memorial identi ckacceken cendediddesbandnecedoces dae: ae
CIE, ie NE FRCONON ioe nics ccceencccnveccesccccnsseccees 158 Perkins, Elizabeth R., MA, PhD . é 347
Peasant Midwife in Rural Honduras, Teaching the, M. a PP eerie 142 Rider, Anne C. E., RGN, RM, MTD .
Postpartum Haemorrhage—Who is at Risk?, C. M. Begley ............... 102
“Practitioner in Your Own Right’’—Myth or Reality? j." hewn Dataeaakes 131 ncn ienednicccacdcccrseseresccesvsatceenccae 8
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Scotland’s First Water Baby, |.) eee 226 Ross, Kitty, RN, RM, Cert in Health Education, DPSN.................. 186
“She'll Be All Right—She Can Lip-Read’’, J. Kelsall .. 254 EE ee ccc dckeiat dandddnde crcehtercsPercavascersavaees 328
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SNGUMEN CRUE WOU S Soe, WOUIOD oo oo ince cdcenscectsctcsdvesisecccsees 86 Sheridan, Valerie, RN, RM, SEE Vavrviducnntaaeseedicévecnncas 234
Twinning—Supporting Midwifery Around the World, S. Tyler ............ 356 Sherwood, PERERA aaldkcewrneeKs ResdeecksaustiedacneKscaunvesevewes 328
*“‘What Do Women Want? Asking Consumers’ Views’’, E. R. Perkins Siderfin, Angela MPR acs catutaaicsidlandsattnhen dagtvednaneaskieucesas 205
(Mabel Liddiard Memorial Lecture 1991) .........0c .cc. ce.ce. e0nu e 347 EE tick ova us cecach ccubispdidcedenccccdcncaoecnacionse s 118
“‘Why Do We Have to Wait So Long?’’, E. R. Buckley... ae aan Sweet, Betty R., B.Ed(Hons), RGN, RM, MTD, DN (Pt4) ............... 44
Women in the NHS, The Place of, M. Brain......0.0.. ce.ee.ee.ee.ee.es 343 Taylor, Mike, MA MAGUtAdcnAeeddateeds eve Gueddcxedeaceanedeenagcesces 364
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF MIDWIVES Tyler, Suzanne. . . . 242,356
EE aca cavttcsssdenvacecdnecakevedenasc sJ une Supplement, 242 arnham, J. F 76
AGM (Scottish MM cag cco enc ee ase ane enUe Cech acaede ug imwsuead ene 204 NN oi had accede caknedewa dcacee secede dedneudevgecuawnes 330
ME aha ce cbse vais caevted darcansneckdebdownsancnaduuee s 10,82,114 Se Sen i hia'g tae andeadekene tance taseadnaracnawas 42
in cect antnenbhestenncasendskhanae s December Issue i 00. odavadd radaqatecntdednetiensnthiedceverneeuuee s 86
Breast-feeding, RCM Working Group Ten Point Quality Plan for Midwives... 361 IPM odes idecdeccogerddstecenewactsudecsdenesneuceannees 336
Elect or to Appoint? To, (Significance of the en General
Meeting) . 30
Branch Events 1,366 REPORTS, SUMMARIES & MEMORANDA
From RCM Headquarters .......... 10,31,82,114,138,180,203,233,262,293, 324"3 68 Avon Longitudinal Study of Pregnancy and Childhood................... 267
Margaret Brain, OBE, RCM President, Midwife & International “Baby Friendly’’ Hospitals (Report on WHO/UNICEF Initiative to
Stateswoman PR diewien Gre ceedhadesadwatseipd av eiseeaccensiecwew ans 130 es cick ccd debsuaueddnenevasdsrcedaneannecaes 298
Matrons’ Aid Society 1881—RCM 1991 ......c.ec.e .ee.e e.ee. ee ee 364 Entente Cordiale (Report on meeting of representatives from MIDIRS and
President of the RCM, New Year Message from................0005 2 ac coded kcaddveqts sane dedceei ca cataesvese
RCM Commission on Legislation Relating to Midwives.............. = European Community Advisory Committee on the Training of Midwives .. .93,167
RCM Lobbies Politicians on Maternity Services ..............000eeeeeuee International Day of the Midwife:
EE CE hackinnsshieechensssesetendapicsesa 11,81,115,139,. — 263 eR Died cada ccemnedechtenn nadadiecseceaseasacns 195
Scholarships and Awards for Midwives 125 First International Day of the Midwife (Report of Westminster Abbey Service)190-3
Work of the RCM Professional Department, The: Introducing a New ie First for Midwives in Ethiopia! A
and New Opportunities JBI—Locally, Furthering the Aims of the
JBI (Scottish) (Report on inaugural meeting
Maternity Care—A Glimmer of Hope (Report), T. McDaid............... 136
srs S Ward lsidcs leaks duis ad Cad dru raeWnenentexaeeke Maternity Services, Objectives and Targets for, (Report), T. McDaid ...... 228
Birmingham Breast-feeding Booklet .................000e000 “‘Midwife’s Gift—Love, Skill & Knowledge, A’’ (Report on ICM Congress,
Birthday Honours List, The Queen’s PE PCa cv asd dwanecanseccetesctengecsandadcsesceccccncocaces
Midwives ii n Ethiopia! A First For, (Conference Report).................. 194
Breast-feeding Awareness Week ............csccccccccccccnccccusscenes 144 National Boards:
QORTIIIOTIIED 6 hicesccciccsesiccrcdscnne 13,48,90, 108,146,174, 199,222,256, 299;c o
Environmentally Friendly Nappies (new product)
Fond Farewell, A. V. Sheridan ............cccccccsscccees 334
ind sioncs 6s ea dnsaseanue nd aedwhexthevenaoaenes 308 Nursing a Disaster? A King’s Fund Report................cceceeeeeeueee
Maternity Fax Network Saves Lives. (Details of fax network in Shropshire) . 75 PUI INO a 5 ob. cen tmacicneksccswacessuccccccs
EY Ci ice naka sireasee6 orks dbkecnnien 18,55,93,125,151,178,208,235,266,304,334 Premature Babies Need Breast-milk (Study report) .................000005
Norah Cooke-Hurle Trust for the Benefit of Somerset Nurses iedamiendeuas 153 Research & Statistics (Report of a Dutch Experience) .... ......... % 0
ME esos cea cicaeke ccae vab des Uerevecaane@adainanman’ 112, 168,264,288 Society for Reproductive & Infant Psychology Conference (Report) 124
Retirements. ....-. 56,84, 125,152, "308.23 7,306,326 3rd Student Midwives’ Forum (Report) ...............0ceeeeeeee 167
ME exe eccrine succes cadkiuedatsctvedebeddendsdcevae 207 RENIN PONE oa igh casta dead nace Cedeeschecacsdedecoawnsdceddvocccae’s 116
Valley Cushion, The ees t@o ring cushion) Ep RE PTE Cee CLES 336
Video for the Deaf—‘‘The N' DUE MNAsuesehranneuaberaawasenses 254
When the Stork Doesn’tt eal (US CCe nsus of Maternity Care) ............. 222 PAGE NUMBERS 1991
Word & Image (Film & video reviewS).............ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeee 53 January: 1-28 July: 185-212
February: 29-64 August: 213-240
March: 65-100 September: 241-272
AlU THORS AND L EECTURERS April: 101-128 October: 273-312
on Sir Donald, KBE, DM, MD, DSc, LLD, FRCP, FRCS, FFPHM, May: 129-156 November: 313-340
June: 157-184 December: 341-372