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Ann M Thomson

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Midwifery|May 10, 2005
Writing for publication in this refereed journalAnn M Thomson
Health Expectations : an International Journal of Public Participation in Health Care and Health Policy|November 4, 2005
The rhetoric of informed choice: perspectives from midwives on intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoringCarol Hindley, Ann M Thomson
Journal of Midwifery & Women'S Health|March 6, 2007
Midwives in the UK: an exploratory study of providing newborn feeding support for postpartum mothers in the hospitalChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|August 5, 2008
The power of language: a secondary analysis of a qualitative study exploring English midwives' support of mother's baby-feeding practiceChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|May 27, 2006
'Breaking the rules' in baby-feeding practice in the UK: deviance and good practice?Christine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|November 4, 2015
An exploration of the effects of clinical negligence litigation on the practice of midwives in England: A phenomenological studyJudith H Robertson, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|January 15, 2014
A phenomenological study of the effects of clinical negligence litigation on midwives in England: the personal perspectiveJudith H Robertson, Ann M Thomson
International Journal of Nursing Studies|October 20, 2006
The emotions of integrating breastfeeding knowledge into practice for English midwives: a qualitative studyChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Maternal & Child Nutrition|January 4, 2008
Breastfeeding practice in the UK: midwives' perspectivesChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|October 5, 2010
Understanding the stigma of hyperemesis gravidarum: qualitative findings from an action research studyZoë Power, Ann M Thomson, Heather Waterman
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Midwifery|May 10, 2005
Writing for publication in this refereed journalAnn M Thomson
Health Expectations : an International Journal of Public Participation in Health Care and Health Policy|November 4, 2005
The rhetoric of informed choice: perspectives from midwives on intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoringCarol Hindley, Ann M Thomson
Journal of Midwifery & Women'S Health|March 6, 2007
Midwives in the UK: an exploratory study of providing newborn feeding support for postpartum mothers in the hospitalChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|August 5, 2008
The power of language: a secondary analysis of a qualitative study exploring English midwives' support of mother's baby-feeding practiceChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|May 27, 2006
'Breaking the rules' in baby-feeding practice in the UK: deviance and good practice?Christine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|November 4, 2015
An exploration of the effects of clinical negligence litigation on the practice of midwives in England: A phenomenological studyJudith H Robertson, Ann M Thomson
Midwifery|January 15, 2014
A phenomenological study of the effects of clinical negligence litigation on midwives in England: the personal perspectiveJudith H Robertson, Ann M Thomson
International Journal of Nursing Studies|October 20, 2006
The emotions of integrating breastfeeding knowledge into practice for English midwives: a qualitative studyChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Maternal & Child Nutrition|January 4, 2008
Breastfeeding practice in the UK: midwives' perspectivesChristine M Furber, Ann M Thomson
Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)|October 5, 2010
Understanding the stigma of hyperemesis gravidarum: qualitative findings from an action research studyZoë Power, Ann M Thomson, Heather Waterman
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