Customer Reviews

Women's Gynecologic Health

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I found this text has good basic information for students at an undergraduate and lay persons. It's 2006 release date insures it's resources and sources are up-to-date. The information is culturally sensative and addresses gynacological care for women with a range of sexual orientations.
However, this text's major disadvantage is it's lack of detailed and color pictures and illustrations. It does have good charts that organise information. I also find this text is too basic a reference for graduate level students entering health sciences such as Women's Health Nurse Practitioners.

This is truly a women's oriented text, written from a feminist's perspective. The writing is fresh, interesting and always attentive to cultural competency and sexual orientation.

I think that this book is very resourceful for women and also for health professionals working in OB/GYN and midwifery. The information is pretty current and has the ability to how to deal with patients with different issues and I highly recommmend this book to anyone.

This is a great resource for WHNP's. I like the way the chapters are presented: a breakdown of the diagnoses, s/sx, management, etc.

This book offers a well-written comprehensive look at women's health. Was used in a midwifery school, would be good for any nursing reference as well.