Power in caring professions /

• Hugman, Richard, 1954-

• Medicine -- Practice -- Great Britain
• Medical personnel -- Great Britain
• Interpersonal relations
• Control (Psychology)
• Social service -- Great Britain

• Macmillan,

• 0333498542
• 0333498550 (pbk):

• £9.99

• Includes bibliography and index.

• Sociology
• handbook of social work direct practice
• Social work in a multi racial society
• Intrapartum care a research based approach
• Maternal serum screening for fetal genetic disorders
• limits to birth
• Donor insemination international social science perspectives
• Men and maternity
• Child welfare connecting research policy and practice
• Pindown experience and the protection of children the report of the Staffordshire Child Care Inquiry 1990
• Risks and responses drug prevention and youth justice
• Values and ethics in social work practice
• Social work with children young people and their families in Scotland
• Studying childhood and early childhood a guide for students
• Handbook of empirical social work practice
• Antenatal and neonatal screening
• Working in residential homes for elderly people
• Antenatal investigations
• Episiotomy challenging obstetric interventions
• Understanding pregnancy loss perspectives and issues in care
• task centered system
• Probation values
• Social welfare in global context
• Surviving your social work placement
• Better for the break
• Midwifery teams and caseloads
• Working with the Mental Health Act
• Homes are for living in a model for evaluating quality of care provided and quality of life experienced in residential care homes for elderly people
• Informed choice in maternity care an evaluation of evidence based leaflets
• Female sexual abuse of children the ultimate taboo
• Theory for midwifery practice
• Parents of premature infants their emotional world
• Preparing for birth background notes for pre natal classes Mothers
• Litigation a risk management guide for midwives
• Race and sentencing a study in the Crown Court a report for the Commission for Racial Equality
• Management and delivery of social care
• Continuing to care the organization of midwifery services in the UK a structured review of the evidence
• Families carers and professionals building constructive conversations
• Reading birth and death a history of obstetric thinking
• Children in the public care a review of residential care
• Reconceptualising work with carers new directions for policy and practice
• policy process in the modern state
• Life death and decisions doctors and nurses reflect on neonatal practice
• Self directed groupwork users take action for empowerment
• Working with children child care
• Solution talk hosting therapeutic conversations
• Children and their families contact rights and welfare
• Child abuse and neglect the family and the community
• Values in social work
• Fetal assessment
• Counseling the nursing mother the lactation consultants reference
• Social work politics and society from radicalism to orthodoxy
• Introduction to research multiple strategies for health and human services
• Mothers and midwives the ethical journey
• art of assessment
• Evaluation and social work practice
• Probation handbook
• Holistic midwifery a comprehensive textbook for midwives in homebirth practice Volume 1 Care during pregnancy
• Social work practices contemporary perspectives on change
• Midwifery best practice 2
• No one is illegal asylum and immigration control past and present
• Dementia new skills for social workers
• Everyone needs a mentor fostering talent at work
• Profiling for health the process and practice
• Midwives and medical men a history of the struggle for the control of childbirth
• ABC of antenatal care
• Buying independence using direct payments to integrate health and social services
• Guidance on good practice a supplement to the DPIs overview guidance to drug action teams on developing local drugs prevention strategies
• Black families in therapy a multisystems approach
• Handbook of childrens rights comparative policy and practice
• Birth as a healing experience the emotional journey of pregnancy through postpartum
• ethics of IVF
• Where to be born the debate and the evidence
• Pain relief in labour
• Social work in mental health an evidence based approach
• Working with young people Housing and homelessness
• Public inquiries into residential abuse of children
• Midwives research and childbirth
• Entering the world the de medicalization of childbirth
• Heart & hands a midwifes guide to pregnancy & birth
• midwife companion the art of support during birth
• Gynaecology for everywoman
• Words were originally magic
• New British political system government and society in the 1980s
• Developing local drugs prevention strategies overview guidance to drug action teams
• Social work immigration and asylum debates dilemmas and ethical issues for social work and social care practice
• Midwives and changing childbirth
• Care personal lives and social policy
• Challenging social work the institutional context of practice
• Consent to treatment
• Community care or independent living
• Understanding social work research
• Focused genograms intergenerational assessment of individuals couples and families
• Ethical dilemmas in reproduction
• Baby friendly mother friendly
• Social therapy a guide to social support for mental health practitioners
• Radical social work in practice making a difference
• Social work law
• framework for assessing the needs of family carers a multi disciplinary guide