Contemporary Maternal-Newborn Nursing

by Patricia A. Ladewig, Marcia L. London, Michele R. Davidson

Maternal-newborn nursing is multi-faceted, challenging and rewarding. It provides multiple opportunities to touch lives and make a difference. In the new edition, those facets and their impact on maternal-newborn nursing is evident, while emphasizing that family members are co-particpants in care. Because of the varied and rich opportunities for nurses, the theme emphasized in this edition are the many facets of maternal-newborn nursing. This thread is subtly woven throughout the book.

Genres: Nursing

1008 pages, Hardcover

First published August 28, 2001

Reviews

[Chrystal Doyle · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great, in-debth text for Maternity and Newborn Nursing. The CD provides only a few study questions per chapter and the study guide could be improved by incorporating more multiple choice questions.

[mpfrom · Rating 2 out of 5]

As is the case with most of my nursing books, repetitive. Complicated concepts were poorly explained in many cases.