Midwifery Casebook: A Practical Record of Maternal & Newborn Nursing for BSc Nursing Students by Annamma Jacob

Midwifery Casebook by Annamma Jacob  A Practical Record of Maternal & Newborn Nursing is designed to support BSc Nursing students in their understanding and practice of midwifery. It offers a structured approach to documenting and analyzing maternal and newborn care through real-life case studies.

This edition of the Midwifery casebook: a practical record of maternal and new-born nursing for BSc nursing students incorporates the changes made in the revised syllabi of the Indian Nursing Council (inc) and Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) for Midwifery and obstetrical nursing in 2018. As the theory and practical nursing examinations for Midwifery would be held only at the end of the fourth academic year for both normal and high-risk patient care topics (third and fourth year portions), the contents of the Midwifery casebook are organized and arranged in line with the concept that learning takes place from the simple to the complex.

Key Components Midwifery Casebook by Annamma Jacob:

• Comprehensive Case Studies: Detailed scenarios that reflect common challenges and experiences in midwifery, providing context for clinical learning.
• Practical Skills Guidance: Clear instructions and protocols for performing essential midwifery procedures, helping students build confidence and competence.
• Assessment Frameworks: Tools and checklists for evaluating maternal and newborn health, facilitating thorough and systematic assessments.
• Evidence-Based Guidelines: Recommendations grounded in current research, ensuring students are informed about best practices in the field.
• Reflection Prompts: Sections encouraging students to reflect on their clinical experiences and learning outcomes, fostering critical thinking and professional growth.
• Case Studies: Real-life examples that illustrate various aspects of midwifery practice.
• Clinical Skills: Step-by-step procedures for essential nursing skills in maternal and newborn care.
• Assessment Tools: Frameworks for assessing both mother and newborn health.
• Guidelines: Evidence-based recommendations for best practices in midwifery.
• Reflection Sections: Opportunities for students to reflect on their learning and experiences.