Doctors Revision

Obstetrics and Gynaecology curriculum

Reproductive foundations

Antepartum care

Complications of pregnancy

Normal labour and delivery

Abnormal labour and delivery

Puerperium and postnatal care

Gynaecology

Clinical skills

Obstetric assessment

Gynaecological assessment and communication

References & further reading

National Council for Higher Education. Minimum Standards for Courses of Study in Medicine and Surgery — Undergraduate Programmes (2007), section 8.12. Reading-list editions are recorded as listed; consult your tutors or library for current editions.

NCHE reading list — 2007 benchmark
  1. Obstetrics by Ten Teachers
  2. Gynaecology by Ten Teachers
Additional reading preserved from the earlier directory
  1. Monga, A & Baker, P, (2006) Gynaecology by Ten Teachers: A Hodder Arnold Publication
  2. Magowan, BA, Owen, P, et al (2009) Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Saunders
  3. Lowdermilk, Dl & Perry, S (2007). Maternity and Women' Health Care; Mosby.
  4. Johnson, S (2005). Fundamental Aspects of Gynaecology Nursing: Quay Books.
  5. Berek, J. S. (2019). Berek & Novak's Gynecology (16th ed.). Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
  6. Monga, A & Baker, P, (2006) Obstetrics by Ten Teachers: A Hodder Arnold Publication
  7. Varney, H, Kriebs, JM & Gegor, CL ( 2003) Varney's Midwifery: Jones & Bartlett Learning
  8. Fraser, DM & Cooper, MA. (2009) Myles' Textbook for Midwives, Churchill Livingstone
  9. Grobler, F. (2003). Contraception Theory and Practice. (4th Ed.). Vanschaik: Pretoria.
  10. Lowdermilk, Dl & Perry, S (2007). Maternity and Women' Health Care; Mosby
  11. WHO/John Hopkins University (2006). Family Planning: handbook for providers: J/Hopkins
  12. Uganda Nurses and Midwives Council (2001). Midwifery Handbook and Guide to Practice: UNMC-MOH, Uganda.
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