Item type | Home library | Class number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Book | Newcomb Library at Homerton Healthcare Shelves | WQ 240 BLA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | HOM0192 |
WQ 240 BAS Essential management of obstetric emergencies | WQ 240 BEL Critical care obstetrics. | WQ 240 BIL Critical care in childbearing for midwives / | WQ 240 BLA Belly woman : birth, blood and ebola : the untold story | WQ 240 BOT Medical conditions affecting pregnancy and childbirth / | WQ 240 BOY Wound healing in midwifery | WQ 240 BOY Wound healing in midwifery |
What happens to pregnant women when a humanitarian catastrophe strikes?
Belly Woman shines a light on a story often left untold.
May, 2014. Sierra Leone is ranked the country with the highest death rate of pregnant women in the world. The same month, Ebola crosses in from neighbouring Guinea. Arriving a few weeks later, Dr Benjamin Black finds himself at the centre of an exponential Ebola outbreak. From impossible decisions on the maternity ward to moral dilemmas at the Ebola Treatment Centres. One mistake, one error of judgment, could spell disaster.
An eye-opening work of reportage and advocacy, Belly Woman chronicles the inside journey through an unfolding global health crisis and the struggle to save the lives of young mothers. As Black reckons with the demons of the past, he must try to learn the lessons for a different, more resilient, future.
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