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A Case Study of an Innovation in Aberdeen
出版Aberdeen University Press, 1985
主題Family & Relationships / Life Stages / Infants & ToddlersMedical / Health Care Delivery
ISBN00803242749780080324272
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=rK1sAAAAMAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋In this book we have described the history, introduction, and evaluation of a new system of antenatal care introduced in aberdeen in 1980. The research reported herein consisted of a detailed, locally based, study addressing four main issues which may be broadly summarised as follows: Of what does routine antenatal care in a modern industrialised nation consist? More specifically, who provides care for whom, how often, in what location, recording what measurements and information, and with what consequences? to what extent does it achieve its aims of, firstly, detecting and then preventing, managing and treating complications of pregnancy and, secondly, dealing with expectant mothers' needs for information, advice and reassurance? How is antenatal care viewed by the various parties to it - expectant mothers, general practitioners, midwives and obstetricians? To what extent is it possible, firstly, to change antenatal care and, secondly, to assess it?