4th Edition
Health Promotion in Midwifery Principles and Practice
1. Global Health and Midwifery - Lucy Flatley, Rose Beaumont & Alessandra Morelli
2. Public Health Policy & Midwifery - Dr Rebecca Whybrow
3. Health Promotion: The core role of the Midwife. - Dr Sam Bassett
4. Factors affecting health promotion: a gendered issue. – Lucy & Charlotte
5. Health Promotion and Clients from Racially Diverse Communities- Verona Hall
6. Health Promotion considerations for clients from the LGBTQ+ community: embarking on starting a family - Teresa Arias, Grace Howard & Claire Singh
7. Health Promotion Models and Approaches . – Jan Bowden
8. Evaluating Health Promotion, What Midwives need to consider. – Jan Bowden
9. Health, Lifestyle and changing behaviours- Jan Bowden
10. Health Promotion, Conversations, Information and “Fake News”- Ruth Sanders & Kenda Crozier
11. Smoking Cessation in Pregnancy- Dr Tomasina Stacey & Chelsea Leadley
12. Breastfeeding -A Multifaceted Perspective on Health Promotion Zeni Koutsi & Sarah Johnson
13. Perinatal Mental Health promotion in Midwifery- Dr Amanda Firth, Ian P S Noonan & Charlotte Anne Kenyon
14. Maternal Suicide: A Key Public Health Issue for Midwifery Practice – Rose Beaumont
15. Midwives’ self-care and resilience - Ruth Sanders & Kelda Folliard
16. Sexual health promotion in midwifery practice -Sarah Kipps
17. Violence against Women and Girls- Dr Hannah Rayment-Jones & Dr Elsa Montgomery
18. Vaccinations and Pregnancy - Dr Sam Bassett
19. The displaced/migrant client- Maria Garcia De Frutos and Octavia Wiseman
Biography
Jan Bowden is an experienced lecturer in midwifery at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care, King’s College London, and an external examiner. She is passionate about the role of the midwife in public health and health promotion, contraception, and sexual health, including abortion, FGM, and women’s health. She is currently involved in a project to develop the academic literacy skills of midwifery students.
Sam Bassett is the head of the Department of Education and lead midwife for education at King’s College London. As an experienced midwife, her specialist areas of interest are maternal medical complexities, midwifery emergencies, and maternal high-dependency care. Clinical midwifery practice remains central to Sam’s work, and she continues to contribute nationally to the development of key guidelines/publications, instruct on courses such as NLS, and represent midwifery on courses such as mMOET.
