| Historical Series - International Journal of Domiciliary Midwifery | |
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1881-1953 |
| Historical Series - International Journal of Domiciliary Midwifery | |
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1881-1953 |
Citation Key -- Historical and Contemporary References
Contributions of Midwives of Antiquity to the Art and Science of Modern Medicine
Comments by Physicians about Midwives and Midwifery - 1911- 1932
Clinical Material -- the major motive for the Elimination of Midwives by Medical Politicians
Controversies and resistance by doctors to the Formal Training of Midwives
Deadly Trio -- Misogyny, Midwifery & the "Morale" of Medical Doctors
Derogatory Statement about Midwives by the Medical Establishment 1881 - 1925
Domiciliary Maternity Care -- early 1900s -- also called "Outdoor Services"
hospital and medical school affiliated, superior safety stats to "in house" services
Economic Issues -- Arguments by Physicians against Independent Midwives
Historical Methods of Accountability for Midwives by Health Department Official VS. Mandatory Supervision of Midwives by Doctors
The Use of the Law and Licensing to Pursue an Anti-Midwife Agenda
Nursing, Midwifery and the Medical Profession 1911 through 1922
Tension and Controversies Surrounding Physician Education and its relationship with the establishment of Training Schools for Midwives
Propaganda Campaign against Midwives -- the Department of Dirty Tricks
Professional Aspirations and the Irrational Rationales of Medical Men
Statistical Comparison of Birth Attendants (Physician and Midwife) and the Validation of the Midwifery Model of Care
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