Making midwives legal: childbirth, medicine, and the law

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Subjects (LCSH):
Midwives -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United StatesMidwives -- United States
Obstetrics -- United States
Issue Date:
1996Metadata
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The Ohio State University PressSeries/Report no.:
Women & health (Columbus, Ohio)Description:
(print) xxxiii, 232 p. ; 22 cm
2nd ed.
Originally published: Regulating birth. 1985. With new pref. and epilogue
2nd ed.
Originally published: Regulating birth. 1985. With new pref. and epilogue
Contents:
Series editors' preface -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Midwifery, medicine, and the law. p.3 -- 2. The emergence of midwifery regulation. p.21 -- 3. Midwifery in the legislature: licensing laws in Arizona, Texas, and California. p.47 -- 4. Midwifery in action: the influence of law on practice. p.89 -- 5. Midwifery on trial: violations of regulatory law by midwives. p.119 -- 6. Conclusion: birth, medicine, and the law. p.139 -- Appendix: on researching midwifery. p.155 -- Epilogue: the trap of legal recognition. p.163 -- Notes. p.183 -- References. p.189 -- Index. p.223
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BookISBN:
0814207030 (print)Other Identifiers:
OCLC #34281227 (print)LCCN 96006312 (print)
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