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Exposure to Psychotropic Medications and Other Substances During Pregnancy and Lactation - A Handbook for Health Care Providers (Paperback, New)
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Exposure to Psychotropic Medications and Other Substances During Pregnancy and Lactation - A Handbook for Health Care Providers (Paperback, New)
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Loot Price R536
Discovery Miles 5 360
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A great deal of misinformation exists about women's use of
substances during pregnancy and lactation. A health care provider's
challenge is to know the true risks and bene ts, both to the mother
and to her fetus or baby, of taking versus stopping the use of a
medication or other substance. Yet the average provider is not well
equipped to give the best advice to women who are pregnant or
breastfeeding and exposed to psychotropics. - "Is it ever safe to
drink alcohol when breastfeeding?" - "What are the risks to the
baby if the mother uses cannabis while pregnant or breastfeeding?"
- "Are the effects of smoking different during pregnancy versus
during breastfeeding?" - "Can a woman safely breastfeed her baby
when taking codeine?" Exposure to Psychotropic Medications and
Other Substances during Pregnancy and Lactation: A Handbook for
Health Care Providers is a convenient source of evidence-based
information and recommendations on these and many other questions
for primary care physicians, psychiatrists, pharmacists,
obstetricians, midwives, public health nurses and nurse
practitioners. The handbook: - details the properties and effects
of many psychotropic medications and other substances, and provides
recommendations for how to advise women using these substances -
dispels common myths about drug exposure during pregnancy and
lactation - discusses key principles for clinical approaches to
working with pregnant or breastfeeding women who use psychotropic
medications or other substances - covers screening best practices
and provides screening tools - explores the critical therapeutic
role that all health professionals can play in helping women move
toward better health outcomes for themselves and their babies. The
production of this handbook has been made possible through a
nancial contribution from Health Canada.
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