Pain in one form or another is probably the most common symptom presented to medical and healthcare professionals. Long a subject of biomedical interest, more recent biopsychosocial theories have extended the study of pain as a concept which is highly individual in the way it is experienced.
The study of sociology is now an essential part of all midwifery training, but it can often seem removed from the reality of midwifery practice.
Charts the debates concerned with epistemological, political and practical issues involved in doing feminist research. This book explores the relation between politics and practice in terms of research and knowledge production. It is intended to be a resource for researchers or individuals interested in women's studies and feminism. schovat popis