Dr Anso Truter writes a chapter

Dr. Truter has once again written a chapter in a book for Juta publishers. The latest edition of Sellers' Midwifery has been revised and aligns with international and national public health strategies that aim to improve maternal and antenatal care as a sustainable development goal.

Dr. Truter wrote chapter 48 which centres around the role of the midwife in reproductive health care and includes updated information on contraception and fertility planning.

Book Details

Truter, A. 2018. Contraception and fertility planning. In Dippennaar, J. & da Serra, D. (eds). 2018. Sellers’ midwifery. 3rd ed. Cape Town: Juta. 728-752.

Previously Dr. Truter wrote a chapter on reproductive health for Vlok's community health.

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