Evidence-Based Obstetric Anesthesia
Evidence-Based Obstetric Anesthesia by Stephen H. Halpern is a comprehensive resource published by Wiley on August 12, 2005. This 256-page text systematically reviews the evidence surrounding obstetric anesthesia and analgesia, making it a valuable tool for clinicians involved in childbirth. The book emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practice in the field, providing insights that are essential for anesthetists in both normal and caesarean section deliveries.
Readers will find contributions from anesthetic specialists who are skilled in systematic reviewing, offering a practical guide to best practices in obstetric anesthesia. The text synthesizes the best available evidence to inform clinical decisions, addressing key topics in medical and nursing practices related to anesthesia. This edition serves as a significant addition to the existing literature on obstetric anesthesia, reflecting the ongoing evolution of evidence-based medicine in this critical area of healthcare.
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This is the first text to systematically review the evidence for obstetric anesthesia and analgesia.
Evidence-based practice is now being embraced worldwide as a requirement for all clinicians; in the everyday use of anesthesia and analgesia for childbirth, anesthetists will find this synthesis of the best evidence an invaluable resource to inform their practice.
Contributions from anesthetic specialists trained in the skills of systematic reviewing provide a comprehensive and practical guide to best practice in normal and caesarean section childbirth.
This book, coming from one of the world’s leading obstetric centers and the cradle of evidence-based medicine, is a much needed addition to the obstetric anesthesia literature.
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