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Häftad, Svenska, 2025
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Detta är den sjätte reviderade upplagan av Obstetrik och gynekologi. Som tidigare består boken av de två huvuddelarna obstetrik och gynekologi, men den har fått en ordentlig omarbetning och ett tydligare fokus mot sjuksköterskeprofessionen.I obstetrikdelen förklaras de normala förloppen följt av förekommande komplikationer. I gynekologidelen beskrivs vanligt uppträdande sjukdomar, såväl benigna som maligna, deras genes och behandling.Varje kapitel i boken har rubriken Omvårdnad som lyfter fram sjuksköterskans omvårdnadsansvar kopplat till omvårdnadsprocessen och kärnkompetenserna, i synnerhet personcentrerad vård. I kapitlet Reproduktiv och sexuell hälsa ges bland annat en översiktlig beskrivning av sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) utifrån ett globalt och nationellt perspektiv, liksom av HBTQIA+-begreppet.Målgruppen är främst studerande vid sjuksköterskeutbildningen på grundläggande nivå, men boken kan även användas inom andra hälso- och sjukvårdsutbildningar.
Häftad, Svenska, 2017
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Malmö University health and society, doctoral dissertations, 2014:7. Background: Home birth is common in an international perspective but in the West it is a rare occurrence. In the Nordic countries, Iceland and Denmark have the highest home birth rates with about two per cent, Norway and Sweden approximately one per thousand, and in Finland only a dozen women a year give birth to their children in the home. Background: Home birth is common in an international perspective but in the West it is a rare occurrence. In the Nordic countries, Iceland and Denmark have the highest home birth rates with about two per cent, Norway and Sweden approximately one per thousand, and in Finland only a dozen women a year give birth to their children in the home. Data collections and methods: Two interview studies (study I and V) and three questionnaire studies (study II, III and IV) were carried out. The interviews were analyzed with phenomenological-hermeneutical respectively phenomenological approach and the questionnaires with content analysis and descriptive statistical analysis, in study III as parts of the mixed method. Results: Women giving birth at home experience that they can give birth in their own terms with selected supporters around them in an environment where they feel safe (study I). They state that they are highly satisfied with their home birth midwives (study IV). The midwives described their work with assisting home birth as a lifestyle, with an opportunity to realize their full midwifery competence (study V). Women feel that they in a negative way are treated as irresponsible as they choose to give birth at home, and that this seems to strengthen their position to realize it (study II and III). Conclusion: The few women who choose to give home birth in Sweden are highly satisfied with their births experience. They have experienced that people around them, healthcare professionals as well as private individuals, were adverse to their choice and tried to make them change their minds. Women in the Nordic countries experienced that the midwife who assisted the home birth possessed good knowledge, medical as well as emotional and nurse care. Being a home birth midwife in the Nordic countries means to have chosen a lifestyle and a rewarding work, which allows her to use all her midwifery competencies to full extent.