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JOURNAL OF MIDWIFERY & WOMEN’S HEALTH ANNUAL INDEX SUBJECT INDEX, VOLUME 49 A Abortion, elective Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Supportive counseling before and after elective pregnancy termination (Harris). 2004;49:105–111 Acetaminophen The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Acetic acid Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Acupuncture/acupressure Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Acyclovir Prophylactic use of acyclovir reduces recurrence in pregnant women at term (Murphy). 2004;49:266 (Journal Reviews) Adolescents Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Adoption Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Alternative and complementary therapies Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Hypnotherapy improves irritable bowel syndrome (Likis). 2004;49: 161–162 (Journal Reviews) The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Ament LH. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org © 2004 by the American College of Nurse-Midwives Issued by Elsevier Inc.
Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465 American College of Nurse-Midwives Conference proceedings: Abstracts from research forums presented at the ACNM 49th annual meeting 2004 (Cragin). 2004;49:462– 464 The spirit of giving (Hsia). 2004;49:379 (Editorial) Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465– 467 Analgesia The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Antibiotics Management of ruptured membranes at term (Marowitz, Hunter). 2004;49:539 –541 Antiseizure medication Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147 Aromatherapy Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Ashkenazi Jews Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Assisted reproductive technology Patrizio, Tucker, Guelman, eds. A Color Atlas for Human Assisted Reproduction: Laboratory and Clinical Insights (Drawbridge). 2004;49:163 (Media Reviews) Asthma Asthma during pregnancy not associated with adverse perinatal outcomes (Murphy). 2004;49:267–268 (Journal Reviews) Audioanalgesia Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Autonomy The dangers of geneticism (Benner). 2004;49:260 –262 (Invited Commentary) B Bailes A. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465
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Baths Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
Bryner J. Tenderly Lift Me: Nurses Honored, Celebrated and Remembered (Hunter). 2004;49(6):e1 (Media Reviews)
Birth center Kirkham M. Birth Centres: A Social Model for Maternity Care (Churchill). 2004;49:165–166 (Media Reviews) Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews)
Bulb suctioning Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38
Birth certificates Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448 Birth defects Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Birth stories First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 The Miracle of Birth 2: Five Birth Stories (Churchill). 2004;49(6): e2 (Media Reviews) Blackburn ST. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 2nd edition (Benfield). 2004;49:164 –165 (Media Reviews) Breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Breastfeeding Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) The breastfeeding experiences of women with fibromyalgia (Frometa, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 –547 (Journal Reviews) Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Kroeger M, Smith LJ. Impact of Birthing Practices on Breastfeeding: Protecting the Mother and Baby Continuum (Van Hoover). 2004;49:370 (Media Reviews) Breathing techniques Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Breckinridge, Mary Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131
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Burning mouth syndrome Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Business Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (StoneGodena). 2004;49:549 (Media Reviews) C Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Care providers. See Providers Censorship Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) CenteringPregnancy CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 Cervical cancer Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Cesarean delivery. See also Operative delivery Cesarean section on demand: Round one (Shah, Williams). 2004; 49:85– 86 (Invited Commentary) Counseling women about elective cesarean section (Leslie). 2004; 49:155–159 Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews) Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Should I have a cesarean section? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:167–168 (Share With Women) Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Childbirth education Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Chinese medicine Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104
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Chlamydia trachomatis Limitations of screening tests for the detection of Chlamydia trachomatis in asymptomatic adolescent and young adult women (Murphy). 2004;49:367–368 (Journal Reviews)
Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Supportive counseling before and after elective pregnancy termination (Harris). 2004;49:105–111
Circumcision, female Care of women with female circumcision (Campbell). 2004;49: 364 –365 (Resources for Clinicians)
Cragin LE. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465
Clinical trials Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202
Culture Caring for women from culturally diverse backgrounds: Midwives’ experiences (Cioffi). 2004;49:437– 442 Dundes L, ed. The Manner Born: Birth Rites in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Hunter). 2004;49:270 –271 (Media Reviews) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Maternity care transitions in northern rural Honduras: A preliminary ethnographic inquiry (Kane et al). 2004;49:463– 464 (Abstract) Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Reclaiming the Sacred Source: Gweniviere (Rorie). 2004;49:172 (Back Page) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349
Cloherty JP, Eichenwald EC, Stark AR. Manual of Neonatal Care, Fifth Edition (Mettler). 2004;49(6):e4 (Media Reviews) Cold therapy Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Collaborative care Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Constipation Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Continuous labor support Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Contraception Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Emergency contraception is not associated with reduction in contraceptive use or an increase in adverse health outcomes (Murphy). 2004;49:266 –267 (Journal Reviews) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52 The Standard Days Method: Nurse-midwife and nurse-practitioner perceptions of a new method of family planning (Silvonek). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
Cyclooxygenase (COX-2) inhibitors Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 D Danazol New route of danazol for endometriosis needs more study (Johnston, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:547–548 (Journal Reviews) Delivery method. See also Cesarean delivery; Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436 Women’s perceptions of birth following operative deliveries (Likis). 2004;49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Cord traction, controlled Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77
Depression, postpartum Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews)
Costs and cost analysis. See Economics and resource use
Diet Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women)
Counseling Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Counseling women about elective cesarean section (Leslie). 2004; 49:155–159 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
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Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Doula care Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Drug misuse. See Substance use and abuse Drug therapy Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) Determinants of women’s decision making on whether to treat nausea and vomiting of pregnancy pharmacologically (Baggley et al). 2004;49:350 –354 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147
Education and training Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131 Problem-based learning in reproductive physiology (Lobb et al). 2004;49:449 – 453 Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46 Employment and workforce Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46 Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Endometriosis New route of danazol for endometriosis needs more study (Johnston, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:547–548 (Journal Reviews) Women’s lived experience with endometriosis assists clinician sensitivity and awareness (Curtis, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 (Journal Reviews) Epidural anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Dundes L, ed. The Manner Born: Birth Rites in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Hunter). 2004;49:270 –271 (Media Reviews)
Epilepsy Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147
Dysmenorrhea Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528
Estrogen replacement therapy Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95
Dyspareunia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436 E Economics and resource use Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Rural practice experiences of certified nurse-midwives in New Mexico (Payne et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (StoneGodena). 2004;49:549 (Media Reviews)
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Ethics Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 A code of ethics for midwives (Thompson, King). 2004;49:263– 265 (Resources for Clinicians) Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202 Ethics in midwifery and women’s health (#2004/004). 2004;49: 274 –276 (Home Study Program) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219
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A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Tschudin V. Ethics in Nursing: The Caring Relationship, 3rd ed (Thompson). 2004;49:269 (Media Reviews)
Food safety Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women)
Ethnography Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Maternity care transitions in northern rural Honduras: A preliminary ethnographic inquiry (Kane et al). 2004;49:463– 464 (Abstract)
Geneticism The dangers of geneticism (Benner). 2004;49:260 –262 (Invited Commentary)
Evidence-based practice, resources for January/February 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:53–56 July/August 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:361–363 March/April 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:148 –150 September/October 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:454 – 456 Exercise Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144
G Galactagogues Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Gaskin IM. Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth (Drawbridge). 2004;49:550 –551 (Media Reviews)
Genetics Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Genomics The dangers of geneticism (Benner). 2004;49:260 –262 (Invited Commentary) H
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Headache Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538
Factor V Leiden Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187
Farley C. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465
Healthy People 2010 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131
Fatherhood Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125
Heat therapy Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
Fenugreek Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Fertility awareness The Standard Days Method: Nurse-midwife and nurse-practitioner perceptions of a new method of family planning (Silvonek). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) Fibroids Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Fibromyalgia The breastfeeding experiences of women with fibromyalgia (Frometa, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 –547 (Journal Reviews) Fletcher V. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Hemorrhage, postpartum Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Perceptions matter: Barriers to treatment of postpartum hemorrhage (Thaddeus, Nangalia). 2004;49:293–297 Prevention and treatment of postparatum hemorrhage: New advances for low resource settings (#2004/042). 2004;49:375– 376 (Home Study Program) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Herbal therapy
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Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Herpes simplex virus Prophylactic use of acyclovir reduces recurrence in pregnant women at term (Murphy). 2004;49:266 (Journal Reviews) HIPAA. See Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Home-Based Lifesaving Skills The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Hormone replacement therapy Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95 Human papillomavirus Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Human rights A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 Hyperreactio luteinalis Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Hypnotherapy Hypnotherapy improves irritable bowel syndrome (Likis). 2004;49: 161–162 (Journal Reviews) Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Inhalation anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Intradermal water blocks Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Irritable bowel syndrome Hypnotherapy improves irritable bowel syndrome (Likis). 2004;49: 161–162 (Journal Reviews) J Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health Peer reviewers 2004. 2004;49:557 Justice Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 K King TL. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Kirkham M. Birth Centres: A Social Model for Maternity Care (Churchill). 2004;49:165–166 (Media Reviews) Kornstein SG, Clayton AH, eds. Women’s Mental Health: A Comprehensive Textbook (Johnson). 2004;49:164 (Media Reviews)
Hysterectomy Hysterectomy versus medical treatment (Murphy). 2004;49:368 – 369 (Journal Reviews)
Kroeger M, Smith LJ. Impact of Birthing Practices on Breastfeeding: Protecting the Mother and Baby Continuum (Van Hoover). 2004;49:370 (Media Reviews)
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Labor Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) Context and process of informed consent for pharmacologic strategies in labor pain care (Lowe). 2004;49:250 –259 Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Infection Management of ruptured membranes at term (Marowitz, Hunter). 2004;49:539 –541 Informed consent Context and process of informed consent for pharmacologic strategies in labor pain care (Lowe). 2004;49:250 –259 Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219
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Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Perceptions matter: Barriers to treatment of postpartum hemorrhage (Thaddeus, Nangalia). 2004;49:293–297 Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women) Lactation Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Comparison of volume of milk pumped from the right and left breasts (Engstrom et al). 2004;49:462 (Abstract) Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Layne LL. Motherhood Lost: A Feminist Account of Pregnancy Loss in America (Ulrich). 2004;49:371–372 (Media Reviews) Legal issues The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Leppert PC. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467 Levi AJ. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Lichtman RS. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Literature Bryner J. Tenderly Lift Me: Nurses Honored, Celebrated and Remembered (Hunter). 2004;49(6):e1 (Media Reviews) M Malpractice Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Massage Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Mastalgia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Menopause Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95 Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Menstruation Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Mental health care Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Kornstein SG, Clayton AH, eds. Women’s Mental Health: A Comprehensive Textbook (Johnson). 2004;49:164 (Media Reviews) Metoclopramide (Reglan) Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Midwifery practice Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Beyond the horizon—With Women of the World© (Kennedy). 2004;49:82 (Back Page) Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 Essential elements of midwifery care (Likis). 2004;49:61 (Journal Reviews) First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Gaskin IM. Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth (Drawbridge). 2004;49: 550 –551 (Media Reviews) A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Midwifery: A philosophy not a function (Murphy). 2004;49:1 (Editorial) Percentage of live births attended by CNMs in the United States, 1989-2001 (Declercq). 2004;49:78 –79 Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Sinclair C. A Midwife’s Handbook (Brauer-Rieke). 2004;49:549 – 550 (Media Reviews) The theoretical basis for nurse-midwifery practice in the United States: A critical analysis of three theories (Cragin). 2004;49: 381–389 Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Wickham, S., ed. Midwifery Best Practice (Goff). 2004;49:459 (Media Reviews) Misoprostol Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292
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Operative delivery. See also Cesarean delivery Women’s perceptions of birth following operative deliveries (Likis). 2004;49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Mortality, maternal. See also Hemorrhage, postpartum The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429
Opioid agonists/antagonists The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545
Mortality, neonatal The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Movement, maternal Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Mucolipidosis Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Music The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 N Nausea and vomiting Determinants of women’s decision making on whether to treat nausea and vomiting of pregnancy pharmacologically (Baggley et al). 2004;49:350 –354 Newborn care Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38 Cloherty JP, Eichenwald EC, Stark AR. Manual of Neonatal Care, Fifth Edition (Mettler). 2004;49(6):e4 (Media Reviews) Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Nonoxynol-9 Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Nurse-midwifery week 2003 Nurse-midwifery week 2003 (Houston). 2004;49:67 (Letter to the Editor)
Opioids Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Osteoarthritis Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Outcomes Asthma during pregnancy not associated with adverse perinatal outcomes (Murphy). 2004;49:267–268 (Journal Reviews) How does time of admission and provider type affect birth outcomes? (Likis). 2004;49:60 (Journal Reviews) The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Ovarian cysts Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Ovarian theca lutein cysts, gestational Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Oxytocics Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Oxytocin Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians)
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Pain. See also Dysmenorrhea; Pelvic pain Context and process of informed consent for pharmacologic strategies in labor pain care (Lowe). 2004;49:250 –259
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The definition and assessment of pain (King, McCool). 2004;49: 471– 472 (Editorial) Nature of pain in women’s health: Steps toward understanding and management (#2004/068). 2004;49:555–556 (Special Continuing Education Issue) The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545
When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women)
Pap test New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews)
Pharmacology Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Paracervical block Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Parenting Concertina cradle (Armstrong). 2004;49:470 (Back Page) Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Parteras Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Patient-controlled analgesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Patient education. See also Childbirth education Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women) Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women) Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Should I have a cesarean section? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:167–168 (Share With Women) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Patrizio, Tucker, Guelman, eds. A Color Atlas for Human Assisted Reproduction: Laboratory and Clinical Insights (Drawbridge). 2004;49:163 (Media Reviews) Pelvic pain Another case of chronic pelvic pain (Masson). 2004;49:576 (Back Page) Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Perinatal care Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Perineal trauma Perineal trauma in childbirth: A replication study (Hastings-Tolsma et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
Phenytoin Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147 Physiology Blackburn ST. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 2nd edition (Benfield). 2004;49:164 –165 (Media Reviews) The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49:482– 488 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Problem-based learning in reproductive physiology (Lobb et al). 2004;49:449 – 453 Poirier R. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Policy and politics Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Positioning, maternal Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
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Postoperative care Postoperative ward, Fistula Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Armstrong). 2004;49:378 (Back Page) Postpartum care Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews) Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144 Practice guidelines Morgan G, Hamilton C. Practice Guidelines for Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2nd ed (Camune). 2004;49:269 –270 (Media Reviews) Pregnancy loss Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews) Layne LL. Motherhood Lost: A Feminist Account of Pregnancy Loss in America (Ulrich). 2004;49:371–372 (Media Reviews) Listen, it’s her inner voice (Paine, Rorie). 2004;49:280 (Back Page) Prenatal care CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 Prenatal testing Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Preventive health care Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131 New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Perineal trauma in childbirth: A replication study (Hastings-Tolsma et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
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Prevention and treatment of postparatum hemorrhage: New advances for low resource settings (#2004/042). 2004;49:375– 376 (Home Study Program) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147 Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews) Primary care Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Starr W, Lommel L, Shannon M. Women’s Primary Health Care: Protocols for Practice, 2nd edition (Hackley). 2004;49:459 – 460 (Media Reviews) Prison, women in Concertina cradle (Armstrong). 2004;49:470 (Back Page) Privacy The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Professional socialization First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Providers Changing health care providers: A study of midlife women (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:463 (Abstract) Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448 How does time of admission and provider type affect birth outcomes? (Likis). 2004;49:60 (Journal Reviews) Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Psychosocial issues Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Psychosocial effects of risk assessment in pregnancy (Likis). 2004; 49:161 (Journal Reviews) Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Supportive counseling before and after elective pregnancy termination (Harris). 2004;49:105–111 Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144
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Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234
Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467
Pudendal block Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Screening. See also Pap test Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Limitations of screening tests for the detection of Chlamydia trachomatis in asymptomatic adolescent and young adult women (Murphy). 2004;49:367–368 (Journal Reviews) New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews)
R Regional anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Relaxation techniques Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Research Clinician perspectives on participation in research (Albers, Sedler). 2004;49:47–50 Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202
Sedative-tranquilizers Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Retirement Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46
Sexual functioning Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436
Risk assessment Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Psychosocial effects of risk assessment in pregnancy (Likis). 2004; 49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Simpson MS (Sister). In Remembrance. 2004;49:469
Rupture of membranes Management of ruptured membranes at term (Marowitz, Hunter). 2004;49:539 –541 When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women) Rural practice Rural practice experiences of certified nurse-midwives in New Mexico (Payne et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) S Safe motherhood The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Safe motherhood program evaluation: theory and practice (Milne et al). 2004;49:338 –344 Safety Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women) Safety of vaginal birth after cesarean: A systematic review (Murphy). 2004;49:366 –367 (Journal Reviews) Sandvold I. The Hattie Hemschemeyer Award—2004. 2004;49:468 Schuiling KD. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Sinclair C. A Midwife’s Handbook (Brauer-Rieke). 2004;49:549 –550 (Media Reviews) Siney C, ed. Pregnancy and Drug Misuse, 2nd edition (Reynolds). 2004;49:63 (Media Reviews) Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (Stone-Godena). 2004; 49:549 (Media Reviews) Smoking Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Somali refugees Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Spermicide Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Spinal anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Starr W, Lommel L, Shannon M. Women’s Primary Health Care: Protocols for Practice, 2nd edition (Hackley). 2004;49:459 – 460 (Media Reviews) Stillbirth Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews)
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Stress Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144 Substance use and abuse Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Siney C, ed. Pregnancy and Drug Misuse, 2nd edition (Reynolds). 2004;49:63 (Media Reviews) Suctioning Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38 Support persons Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 T Teaching. See Education and training Terrorism Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) Testosterone Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Theory and practice CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 The theoretical basis for nurse-midwifery practice in the United States: A critical analysis of three theories (Cragin). 2004;49: 381–389 Thromboembolism Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52 Touch/cutaneous stimulation The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Traditional birth attendant Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311
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Traditional birth attendants Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Traditional medicine Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Tschudin V. Ethics in Nursing: The Caring Relationship, 3rd ed (Thompson). 2004;49:269 (Media Reviews) U Ultrasound, fetal Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Unintended pregnancy Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Uterine massage Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Uterine rupture Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Uterotonics Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 V Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery Safety of vaginal birth after cesarean: A systematic review (Murphy). 2004;49:366 –367 (Journal Reviews) Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Varney H, Kriebs JM, Gegor CL. Varney’s Midwifery (Caudle). 2004;49:62– 63 (Media Reviews) Video The Miracle of Birth 2: Five Birth Stories (Churchill). 2004;49(6): e2 (Media Reviews) More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews) Virilization Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137
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Vital statistics Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448
Westdahl CM. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467
Volunteerism The spirit of giving (Hsia). 2004;49:379 (Editorial)
Wickham, S., ed. Midwifery Best Practice (Goff). 2004;49:459 (Media Reviews)
Vulvodynia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 W Warts, genital Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women)
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Women’s Health Initiative Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95
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Baths Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
Bryner J. Tenderly Lift Me: Nurses Honored, Celebrated and Remembered (Hunter). 2004;49(6):e1 (Media Reviews)
Birth center Kirkham M. Birth Centres: A Social Model for Maternity Care (Churchill). 2004;49:165–166 (Media Reviews) Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews)
Bulb suctioning Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38
Birth certificates Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448 Birth defects Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Birth stories First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 The Miracle of Birth 2: Five Birth Stories (Churchill). 2004;49(6): e2 (Media Reviews) Blackburn ST. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 2nd edition (Benfield). 2004;49:164 –165 (Media Reviews) Breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Breastfeeding Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) The breastfeeding experiences of women with fibromyalgia (Frometa, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 –547 (Journal Reviews) Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Kroeger M, Smith LJ. Impact of Birthing Practices on Breastfeeding: Protecting the Mother and Baby Continuum (Van Hoover). 2004;49:370 (Media Reviews) Breathing techniques Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Breckinridge, Mary Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131
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Burning mouth syndrome Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Business Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (StoneGodena). 2004;49:549 (Media Reviews) C Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Care providers. See Providers Censorship Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) CenteringPregnancy CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 Cervical cancer Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Cesarean delivery. See also Operative delivery Cesarean section on demand: Round one (Shah, Williams). 2004; 49:85– 86 (Invited Commentary) Counseling women about elective cesarean section (Leslie). 2004; 49:155–159 Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews) Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Should I have a cesarean section? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:167–168 (Share With Women) Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Childbirth education Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Chinese medicine Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104
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Chlamydia trachomatis Limitations of screening tests for the detection of Chlamydia trachomatis in asymptomatic adolescent and young adult women (Murphy). 2004;49:367–368 (Journal Reviews)
Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Supportive counseling before and after elective pregnancy termination (Harris). 2004;49:105–111
Circumcision, female Care of women with female circumcision (Campbell). 2004;49: 364 –365 (Resources for Clinicians)
Cragin LE. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465
Clinical trials Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202
Culture Caring for women from culturally diverse backgrounds: Midwives’ experiences (Cioffi). 2004;49:437– 442 Dundes L, ed. The Manner Born: Birth Rites in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Hunter). 2004;49:270 –271 (Media Reviews) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Maternity care transitions in northern rural Honduras: A preliminary ethnographic inquiry (Kane et al). 2004;49:463– 464 (Abstract) Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Reclaiming the Sacred Source: Gweniviere (Rorie). 2004;49:172 (Back Page) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349
Cloherty JP, Eichenwald EC, Stark AR. Manual of Neonatal Care, Fifth Edition (Mettler). 2004;49(6):e4 (Media Reviews) Cold therapy Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Collaborative care Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Constipation Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Continuous labor support Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Contraception Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Emergency contraception is not associated with reduction in contraceptive use or an increase in adverse health outcomes (Murphy). 2004;49:266 –267 (Journal Reviews) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52 The Standard Days Method: Nurse-midwife and nurse-practitioner perceptions of a new method of family planning (Silvonek). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
Cyclooxygenase (COX-2) inhibitors Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 D Danazol New route of danazol for endometriosis needs more study (Johnston, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:547–548 (Journal Reviews) Delivery method. See also Cesarean delivery; Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436 Women’s perceptions of birth following operative deliveries (Likis). 2004;49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Cord traction, controlled Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77
Depression, postpartum Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews)
Costs and cost analysis. See Economics and resource use
Diet Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women)
Counseling Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Counseling women about elective cesarean section (Leslie). 2004; 49:155–159 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
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Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Doula care Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Drug misuse. See Substance use and abuse Drug therapy Author reply to letter “Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers?” (Betzold). 2004;49:461 (Letters to the Editor) Determinants of women’s decision making on whether to treat nausea and vomiting of pregnancy pharmacologically (Baggley et al). 2004;49:350 –354 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Is domperidone safe for breastfeeding mothers? (Bishop). 2004;49: 461 (Letters to the Editor) Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147
Education and training Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131 Problem-based learning in reproductive physiology (Lobb et al). 2004;49:449 – 453 Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46 Employment and workforce Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46 Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Endometriosis New route of danazol for endometriosis needs more study (Johnston, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:547–548 (Journal Reviews) Women’s lived experience with endometriosis assists clinician sensitivity and awareness (Curtis, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 (Journal Reviews) Epidural anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Dundes L, ed. The Manner Born: Birth Rites in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Hunter). 2004;49:270 –271 (Media Reviews)
Epilepsy Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147
Dysmenorrhea Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528
Estrogen replacement therapy Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95
Dyspareunia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436 E Economics and resource use Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Rural practice experiences of certified nurse-midwives in New Mexico (Payne et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (StoneGodena). 2004;49:549 (Media Reviews)
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Ethics Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 A code of ethics for midwives (Thompson, King). 2004;49:263– 265 (Resources for Clinicians) Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202 Ethics in midwifery and women’s health (#2004/004). 2004;49: 274 –276 (Home Study Program) Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219
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A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Tschudin V. Ethics in Nursing: The Caring Relationship, 3rd ed (Thompson). 2004;49:269 (Media Reviews)
Food safety Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women)
Ethnography Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Maternity care transitions in northern rural Honduras: A preliminary ethnographic inquiry (Kane et al). 2004;49:463– 464 (Abstract)
Geneticism The dangers of geneticism (Benner). 2004;49:260 –262 (Invited Commentary)
Evidence-based practice, resources for January/February 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:53–56 July/August 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:361–363 March/April 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:148 –150 September/October 2004 (Sakala). 2004;49:454 – 456 Exercise Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144
G Galactagogues Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Gaskin IM. Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth (Drawbridge). 2004;49:550 –551 (Media Reviews)
Genetics Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Genomics The dangers of geneticism (Benner). 2004;49:260 –262 (Invited Commentary) H
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Factor V Leiden Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187
Farley C. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 465
Healthy People 2010 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131
Fatherhood Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125
Heat therapy Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
Fenugreek Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Fertility awareness The Standard Days Method: Nurse-midwife and nurse-practitioner perceptions of a new method of family planning (Silvonek). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) Fibroids Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Fibromyalgia The breastfeeding experiences of women with fibromyalgia (Frometa, Erickson-Owens). 2004;49:546 –547 (Journal Reviews) Fletcher V. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Hemorrhage, postpartum Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Perceptions matter: Barriers to treatment of postpartum hemorrhage (Thaddeus, Nangalia). 2004;49:293–297 Prevention and treatment of postparatum hemorrhage: New advances for low resource settings (#2004/042). 2004;49:375– 376 (Home Study Program) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Herbal therapy
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Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Herpes simplex virus Prophylactic use of acyclovir reduces recurrence in pregnant women at term (Murphy). 2004;49:266 (Journal Reviews) HIPAA. See Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Home-Based Lifesaving Skills The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Hormone replacement therapy Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95 Human papillomavirus Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Human rights A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 Hyperreactio luteinalis Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Hypnotherapy Hypnotherapy improves irritable bowel syndrome (Likis). 2004;49: 161–162 (Journal Reviews) Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Inhalation anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Intradermal water blocks Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Irritable bowel syndrome Hypnotherapy improves irritable bowel syndrome (Likis). 2004;49: 161–162 (Journal Reviews) J Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health Peer reviewers 2004. 2004;49:557 Justice Examining an ethical dilemma: A case study in clinical practice (Narrigan). 2004;49:243–249 A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 K King TL. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Kirkham M. Birth Centres: A Social Model for Maternity Care (Churchill). 2004;49:165–166 (Media Reviews) Kornstein SG, Clayton AH, eds. Women’s Mental Health: A Comprehensive Textbook (Johnson). 2004;49:164 (Media Reviews)
Hysterectomy Hysterectomy versus medical treatment (Murphy). 2004;49:368 – 369 (Journal Reviews)
Kroeger M, Smith LJ. Impact of Birthing Practices on Breastfeeding: Protecting the Mother and Baby Continuum (Van Hoover). 2004;49:370 (Media Reviews)
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Labor Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) Context and process of informed consent for pharmacologic strategies in labor pain care (Lowe). 2004;49:250 –259 Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Infection Management of ruptured membranes at term (Marowitz, Hunter). 2004;49:539 –541 Informed consent Context and process of informed consent for pharmacologic strategies in labor pain care (Lowe). 2004;49:250 –259 Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219
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Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Perceptions matter: Barriers to treatment of postpartum hemorrhage (Thaddeus, Nangalia). 2004;49:293–297 Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women) Lactation Cadwell K, Turner-Maffei C, O’Connor B, Blair A. Maternal and Infant Assessment for Breastfeeding and Human Lactation: A Guide for the Practitioner (Verostick). 2004;49:63– 64 (Media Reviews) Comparison of volume of milk pumped from the right and left breasts (Engstrom et al). 2004;49:462 (Abstract) Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Layne LL. Motherhood Lost: A Feminist Account of Pregnancy Loss in America (Ulrich). 2004;49:371–372 (Media Reviews) Legal issues The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Leppert PC. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467 Levi AJ. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Lichtman RS. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Literature Bryner J. Tenderly Lift Me: Nurses Honored, Celebrated and Remembered (Hunter). 2004;49(6):e1 (Media Reviews) M Malpractice Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Massage Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Mastalgia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Menopause Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95 Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Menstruation Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Mental health care Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Kornstein SG, Clayton AH, eds. Women’s Mental Health: A Comprehensive Textbook (Johnson). 2004;49:164 (Media Reviews) Metoclopramide (Reglan) Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians) Midwifery practice Author reply to letter “Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market” (Jevitt). 2004;49:273 (Letters to the Editor) Beyond the horizon—With Women of the World© (Kennedy). 2004;49:82 (Back Page) Bridging the gap: Teaching ethics in midwifery practice (Thompson). 2004;49:188 –193 Essential elements of midwifery care (Likis). 2004;49:61 (Journal Reviews) First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Gaskin IM. Ina May’s Guide to Childbirth (Drawbridge). 2004;49: 550 –551 (Media Reviews) A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Midwifery: A philosophy not a function (Murphy). 2004;49:1 (Editorial) Percentage of live births attended by CNMs in the United States, 1989-2001 (Declercq). 2004;49:78 –79 Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Role of malpractice crisis in midwifery job market (Franklin). 2004;49:272–273 (Letters to the Editor) Sinclair C. A Midwife’s Handbook (Brauer-Rieke). 2004;49:549 – 550 (Media Reviews) The theoretical basis for nurse-midwifery practice in the United States: A critical analysis of three theories (Cragin). 2004;49: 381–389 Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Wickham, S., ed. Midwifery Best Practice (Goff). 2004;49:459 (Media Reviews) Misoprostol Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292
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Operative delivery. See also Cesarean delivery Women’s perceptions of birth following operative deliveries (Likis). 2004;49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Mortality, maternal. See also Hemorrhage, postpartum The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 Elective cesarean birth: issues and ethics of an informed decision (McFarlin). 2004;49:421– 429
Opioid agonists/antagonists The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545
Mortality, neonatal The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Movement, maternal Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Mucolipidosis Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Music The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 N Nausea and vomiting Determinants of women’s decision making on whether to treat nausea and vomiting of pregnancy pharmacologically (Baggley et al). 2004;49:350 –354 Newborn care Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38 Cloherty JP, Eichenwald EC, Stark AR. Manual of Neonatal Care, Fifth Edition (Mettler). 2004;49(6):e4 (Media Reviews) Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Nonoxynol-9 Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Nurse-midwifery week 2003 Nurse-midwifery week 2003 (Houston). 2004;49:67 (Letter to the Editor)
Opioids Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545 Osteoarthritis Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Outcomes Asthma during pregnancy not associated with adverse perinatal outcomes (Murphy). 2004;49:267–268 (Journal Reviews) How does time of admission and provider type affect birth outcomes? (Likis). 2004;49:60 (Journal Reviews) The landscape of caring for women: A narrative study of midwifery practice (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:14 –23 Outcomes and resource utilization in collaborative care and birth centers (Likis). 2004;49:60 – 61 (Journal Reviews) Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Ovarian cysts Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Ovarian theca lutein cysts, gestational Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Oxytocics Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Oxytocin Galactagogues (Betzold). 2004;49:151–154 (Resources for Clinicians)
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The definition and assessment of pain (King, McCool). 2004;49: 471– 472 (Editorial) Nature of pain in women’s health: Steps toward understanding and management (#2004/068). 2004;49:555–556 (Special Continuing Education Issue) The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Pain assessment and intervention for term newborns (Clifford et al). 2004;49:514 –519 Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 The World Health Organization analgesic ladder (Miller). 2004;49: 542–545
When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women)
Pap test New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews)
Pharmacology Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Paracervical block Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Parenting Concertina cradle (Armstrong). 2004;49:470 (Back Page) Fatherhood and the meaning of children: An ethnograhic study among Puerto Rican partners of adolescent mothers (Foster). 2004;49:118 –125 Parteras Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Patient-controlled analgesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Patient education. See also Childbirth education Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women) Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women) Issues in patient education (Freda). 2004;49:203–209 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Pain during childbirth (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:553–554 (Share With Women) Should I have a cesarean section? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:167–168 (Share With Women) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Patrizio, Tucker, Guelman, eds. A Color Atlas for Human Assisted Reproduction: Laboratory and Clinical Insights (Drawbridge). 2004;49:163 (Media Reviews) Pelvic pain Another case of chronic pelvic pain (Masson). 2004;49:576 (Back Page) Primary dysmenorrhea: Assessment and management update (Durain). 2004;49:520 –528 Perinatal care Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Perineal trauma Perineal trauma in childbirth: A replication study (Hastings-Tolsma et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
Phenytoin Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147 Physiology Blackburn ST. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 2nd edition (Benfield). 2004;49:164 –165 (Media Reviews) The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49:482– 488 Pain in women’s health: A multi-faceted approach toward understanding (McCool et al). 2004;49:473– 481 Problem-based learning in reproductive physiology (Lobb et al). 2004;49:449 – 453 Poirier R. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 466 Policy and politics Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311 A human rights framework for midwifery care (Thompson). 2004; 49:175–181 Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) Tomorrow’s ethics for today’s practice (Thompson). 2004;49:173– 174 (Editorial) Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution Polyethylene glycol electrolyte solution (Isocolan) for constipation during pregnancy: An obervational open-label study (Neri et al). 2004;49:355–358 Positioning, maternal Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504
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Postoperative care Postoperative ward, Fistula Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Armstrong). 2004;49:378 (Back Page) Postpartum care Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews) Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144 Practice guidelines Morgan G, Hamilton C. Practice Guidelines for Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2nd ed (Camune). 2004;49:269 –270 (Media Reviews) Pregnancy loss Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews) Layne LL. Motherhood Lost: A Feminist Account of Pregnancy Loss in America (Ulrich). 2004;49:371–372 (Media Reviews) Listen, it’s her inner voice (Paine, Rorie). 2004;49:280 (Back Page) Prenatal care CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 Prenatal testing Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Making decisions about prenatal tests for birth defects (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:277–278 (Share With Women) Mucolipidosis type IV a rare genetic disorder: New addition to the Ashkenazi Jewish panel (Gordon, Marchese). 2004;49:359 –360 Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Preventive health care Active managment of the third stage of labor: Why is it controversial? (Vivio, Williams). 2004;49:2–3 (Invited Commentary) The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Mary Breckinridge meets Healthy People 2010: A teaching strategy for visioning and building healthy communities (Jesse, Blue). 2004;49:126 –131 New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Perineal trauma in childbirth: A replication study (Hastings-Tolsma et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract)
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Prevention and treatment of postparatum hemorrhage: New advances for low resource settings (#2004/042). 2004;49:375– 376 (Home Study Program) Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Use of phenytoin in pregnancy for epileptic seizure prevention: A case report (Fitzgerald). 2004;49:145–147 Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews) Primary care Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Starr W, Lommel L, Shannon M. Women’s Primary Health Care: Protocols for Practice, 2nd edition (Hackley). 2004;49:459 – 460 (Media Reviews) Prison, women in Concertina cradle (Armstrong). 2004;49:470 (Back Page) Privacy The interface between legal and ethical issues in reproductive health (Mann). 2004;49:182–187 Professional socialization First birth stories of student midwives: Keys to professional affective socialization (Ulrich). 2004;49:390 –397 Providers Changing health care providers: A study of midlife women (Kennedy et al). 2004;49:463 (Abstract) Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448 How does time of admission and provider type affect birth outcomes? (Likis). 2004;49:60 (Journal Reviews) Outcomes of planned hospital birth attended by midwives vs physicians in British Columbia (Janssen et al). 2004;49:462– 463 (Abstract) Primary health care by midwives: compassionate and competent services for women (Shah). 2004;49:83– 84 (Editorial) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 Psychosocial issues Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Psychosocial effects of risk assessment in pregnancy (Likis). 2004; 49:161 (Journal Reviews) Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Supportive counseling before and after elective pregnancy termination (Harris). 2004;49:105–111 Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144
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Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234
Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467
Pudendal block Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Screening. See also Pap test Cervical cancer screening in low resource settings using visual inspection with acetic acid (Carr, Sellors). 2004;49:329 –337 Limitations of screening tests for the detection of Chlamydia trachomatis in asymptomatic adolescent and young adult women (Murphy). 2004;49:367–368 (Journal Reviews) New guidelines for Pap screening and management of results (Bond). 2004;49:57–59 (Resources for Clinicians) Role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (Fey, Beal). 2004;49:4 –13 The role of human papilloma virus testing in cervical cancer prevention (#2003/084). 2004;49:80 – 81 (Home Study Program) Women’s perceptions of less frequent Pap screening (Likis). 2004; 49:160 –161 (Journal Reviews)
R Regional anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Relaxation techniques Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Research Clinician perspectives on participation in research (Albers, Sedler). 2004;49:47–50 Ethical considerations related to the inclusion of women in clinical trials (Fullerton, Sadler). 2004;49:194 –202
Sedative-tranquilizers Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513
Retirement Retirement among Florida’s certified nurse-midwives: An impending workforce crisis (Jevitt, Beckstead). 2004;49:39 – 46
Sexual functioning Postpartum sexual functioning and method of delivery: summary of the evidence (Hicks et al). 2004;49:430 – 436
Risk assessment Communicating risk in prenatal genetic testing (Gates). 2004;49: 220 –227 Genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility: A family experience (Van Riper, McKinnon). 2004;49:210 –219 Psychosocial effects of risk assessment in pregnancy (Likis). 2004; 49:161 (Journal Reviews)
Simpson MS (Sister). In Remembrance. 2004;49:469
Rupture of membranes Management of ruptured membranes at term (Marowitz, Hunter). 2004;49:539 –541 When does the bag of waters break? (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:457– 458 (Share With Women) Rural practice Rural practice experiences of certified nurse-midwives in New Mexico (Payne et al). 2004;49:464 (Abstract) S Safe motherhood The American College of Nurse-Midwives’ Home-Based Lifesaving Skills program: A review of the Ethiopia field test (Sibley et al). 2004;49:320 –328 Safe motherhood program evaluation: theory and practice (Milne et al). 2004;49:338 –344 Safety Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Eating safely during pregnancy (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:373–374 (Share With Women) Safety of vaginal birth after cesarean: A systematic review (Murphy). 2004;49:366 –367 (Journal Reviews) Sandvold I. The Hattie Hemschemeyer Award—2004. 2004;49:468 Schuiling KD. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health • www.jmwh.org
Sinclair C. A Midwife’s Handbook (Brauer-Rieke). 2004;49:549 –550 (Media Reviews) Siney C, ed. Pregnancy and Drug Misuse, 2nd edition (Reynolds). 2004;49:63 (Media Reviews) Slager J. Business Concepts for Healthcare Providers (Stone-Godena). 2004; 49:549 (Media Reviews) Smoking Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Somali refugees Somali refugee women speak out about their needs for care during pregnancy and delivery (Herrel et al). 2004;49:345–349 Spermicide Contraceptive effectiveness and safety of five nonoxynol-9 spermicides: A randomized trial (Murphy). 2004;49:366 (Journal Reviews) Spinal anesthesia Obstetric anesthesia: Changes and choices (McCool et al). 2004; 49:505–513 Starr W, Lommel L, Shannon M. Women’s Primary Health Care: Protocols for Practice, 2nd edition (Hackley). 2004;49:459 – 460 (Media Reviews) Stillbirth Do cesarean births increase the risk of antepartum stillbirth in subsequent pregnancies? (Likis). 2004;49:160 (Journal Reviews)
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Stress Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Women’s exercise beliefs and behaviors during their pregnancy and postpartum (Symons Downs, Hausenblas). 2004;49:138 –144 Substance use and abuse Psychosocial risks and resources associated with smoking and substance use during pregnancy among African American and Caucasian low-income women in the Midwest (Jesse). 2004;49: 463 (Abstract) Siney C, ed. Pregnancy and Drug Misuse, 2nd edition (Reynolds). 2004;49:63 (Media Reviews) Suctioning Building evidence for practice: A pilot study of newborn bulb suctioning at birth (Waltman et al). 2004;49:32–38 Support persons Female companionship during labor: A crucial resource in times of stress (Kuczkowski). 2004;49:552 (Letter to the Editor) Supporting women in labor: Analysis of different types of caregivers (Rosen). 2004;49:24 –31 T Teaching. See Education and training Terrorism Publication of science, terror, and the First Amendment (McCool). 2004;49:281–282 (Editorial) Testosterone Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137 Theory and practice CenteringPregnancy and the current state of prenatal care (Novick). 2004;49:405– 411 Pregnancy outcomes of adolescents enrolled in a CenteringPregnancy program (Gradey, Bloom). 2004;49:412– 420 Redesigning prenatal care through CenteringPregnancy (Rising et al). 2004;49:398 – 404 The theoretical basis for nurse-midwifery practice in the United States: A critical analysis of three theories (Cragin). 2004;49: 381–389 Thromboembolism Contraceptive options for women with factor V Leiden (LazoLangner). 2004;49:272 (Letters to the Editor) Factor V Leiden and contraception (Ament). 2004;49:51–52 Touch/cutaneous stimulation The neuromatrix theory of pain: Implications for selected nonpharmacologic methods of pain relief for labor (Trout). 2004;49: 482– 488 Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Traditional birth attendant Does traditional birth attendant training increase use of antenatal care? A review of the evidence (Sibley et al). 2004;49:298 –305 Effect of shifting policies on traditional birth attendant training (Kruske, Barclay). 2004;49:306 –311
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Traditional birth attendants Pathways of decision making among Yucatan Mayan traditional birth attendants (Andersone et al). 2004;49:312–319 Traditional medicine Complementary therapies as adjuncts in the treatment of postpartum depression (Weier, Beal). 2004;49:96 –104 Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation Update on nonpharmacologic approaches to relieve labor pain and prevent suffering (Simkin, Bolding). 2004;49:489 –504 Tschudin V. Ethics in Nursing: The Caring Relationship, 3rd ed (Thompson). 2004;49:269 (Media Reviews) U Ultrasound, fetal Women’s experiences of unexpected ultrasound findings (Mitchell). 2004;49:228 –234 Unintended pregnancy Options counseling: Techniques for caring for women with unintended pregnancies (Singer). 2004;49:235–242 Uterine massage Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Uterine rupture Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Uterotonics Management of the third stage of labour to prevent post-partum haemorrhage (International Confederation of Midwives, International Federation of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians). 2004;49:76 –77 Prevention and treatment of postpartum hemorrhage: New advances for low-resource settings (Miller et al). 2004;49:283– 292 V Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery Safety of vaginal birth after cesarean: A systematic review (Murphy). 2004;49:366 –367 (Journal Reviews) Vaginal birth after cesarean section: A pilot study of outcomes in women receiving midwifery care (Avery et al). 2004;49:113–117 Vaginal birth after cesarean section (American College of NurseMidwives). 2004;49:68 –75 Varney H, Kriebs JM, Gegor CL. Varney’s Midwifery (Caudle). 2004;49:62– 63 (Media Reviews) Video The Miracle of Birth 2: Five Birth Stories (Churchill). 2004;49(6): e2 (Media Reviews) More Than Baby Blues: Unmasking Postpartum Depression (Johnson). 2004;49(6):e3 (Media Reviews) Virilization Delayed lactogenesis II: A comparison of four cases (Betzold et al). 2004;49:132–137
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Vital statistics Do birth certificate data accurately reflect the number of CNMattended births? An exploratory study (Walker et al). 2004;49: 443– 448
Westdahl CM. Who’s who among the ACNM fellows inducted in 2004. 2004;49: 467
Volunteerism The spirit of giving (Hsia). 2004;49:379 (Editorial)
Wickham, S., ed. Midwifery Best Practice (Goff). 2004;49:459 (Media Reviews)
Vulvodynia Pain at midlife (Rousseau, Gottlieb). 2004;49:529 –538 W Warts, genital Genital warts (American College of Nurse-Midwives). 2004;49:65– 66 (Share With Women)
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Women’s Health Initiative Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (#2003/0103). 2004;49:169 –170 (Home Study Program) Managing menopausal symptoms after the Women’s Health Initiative (Hackley, Rousseau). 2004;49:87–95
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