Myles Textbook for Midwives

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Downe S and Marshall JE (2020) Physiology and care during the transition and second stage phases of labour. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 500-534. Doctor of Philosophy: Male involvement in facilitating the uptake of maternal health services by women in Uganda, Bournemouth University, 2nd July 2020. Deputy Chair (England) Nursing and Midwifery Council Lead Midwife for Education Strategic Reference Group. Pearson M and Marshall JE (2012) Exploring fathers’ influence on their partner’s choice regarding place of birth. 1st Nottingham International Conference for Education and Research (NICER) in Midwifery, Jubilee campus, Nottingham, 7-8 September 2012 (Abstract 59). The fact I was getting away with something made me even more excited to learn about fetal skull sutures, physiological haemodilution, and the let-down reflex.

Ledward A and Marshall JE (2020) Care of the dying baby: End of life issues and the rights of the fetus/neonate. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 955-969. Recognition that midwives increasingly care for women with complex health needs, in a multicultural society External Examiner: Kingston University / St George’s University of London DipHE / BSc [Hons] in Midwifery from October 2006 – September 2010. Petrocnik P, and Marshall JE (2015b) Hands-on or hands-poised: what does the evidence say? The Practising Midwife, July/August 18 (7) pp 10-12. Marshall JE (2017) Experiences of student midwives learning and working abroad in Europe: the value of an Erasmus undergraduate midwifery education programme, Midwifery, 44 (2017), pp 7-13.http://dx.doi.org/10.1010/j.midw.2016.10.013 (open access).

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Price, JE, Mendizabel-Espinosa, R, Podsiadly E, Marshall-Lucette S and Marshall JE (2019) Perinatal/ neonatal palliative care: Effecting improved knowledge and multi-professional practice of midwifery and children’s nursing students through an inter-professional education initiative, Nurse Education in Practice, 40, pp 1-9. After the loss of her son, Myles left her position as a district nurse at Alford, Aberdeenshire and decided to re-train as a nurse at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. [1] Following this time, the hospital where she received her initial training in Yorktown ( Yorkton), Canada invited her as a matron. [3] Myles proceeded to continue her education at McGill University, later getting appointed a senior tutor at the Postgraduate Hospital in Philadelphia and the director of midwifery education of the Women's Hospital, Detroit. [3]

Marshall JE, Austin J, (2020) Professional issues concerning the midwife and midwifery practice. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2020) Myles Textbook for Midwives (17th ed), Edinburgh, Elsevier, pp 29-79. Designed to enable midwifery practitioners to provide safe and competent care, which is tailored to the patient's individual needs Editorial Board Member of the Royal College of Midwives Journal Midwives: 2003 –2007 and 2019 to present.Petrocnik P, and Marshall JE (2015a) Hands Poised technique: The future technique for perineal management of second stage of labour? A modified systematic literature review, Midwifery, 31 (2), pp 274-279.

It's out of date and contains what we’d now call questionable practices – for instance, drinking alcohol to stop preterm labour. But reading it is an education. Retaining the clear, accessible writing style that so readily characterised the success of earlier editions, Myles Textbook for Midwives 16th edition continues to offer an exceptionally clear explanation of the relevant anatomy and physiology relating to pregnancy and childbirth as well as comprehensive coverage of the other associated topics which range from antenatal education for birth and parenting to the effective management of midwifery and obstetric emergencies. I often hear midwives talk about how we need to empower women. There is an inherent contradiction in such a statement. None of us can ‘empower’ another person or indeed give women power. By its very nature, power is not given but taken.’ Doctor of Philosophy: The effective of a training and mentoring programme for registered midwives in primary maternity settings with respect to managing labour: University of Cape Town, South Africa, December 2012/December 2014. Media coverage Marshall JE, Fraser DM, and Baker PN (2011) An observational study to explore the power and effect of the Labour ward culture on consent to intrapartum procedures. International Journal of Childbirth,1(2) pp 82-99.Cancer Research UK and National Institute for Health Research/University of Nottingham: MiQuit Tailored Text messages for pregnant smokers Trial Trial Sequential Analysis meta-analysis Steering Committee (Professor Tim Coleman: Chief Researcher) October 2017 to present. Wellcome Trust/University of Surrey: South Asian migrant mothers’ post-natal mental health – communicative practices and needs Advisory Group. (Dr Ranjana Das: Principal Investigator) August 2017 to present. Wills J, Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Forceps-assisted births. In Marshall JE and Raynor MD (2010) Advancing Skills in Midwifery Practice, Edinburgh: Elsevier, Churchill Livingstone, Chapter 8, pp 77-87. Chapter on optimising care of the perineum for women with perineal trauma, including those who have experienced female genital mutilation