Below are three examples of APA referencing if you are citing a chapter in a book or ebook (each chapter written by different authors.)
A chapter in an ebook in Clinical Key
Schoenwald, A. & Douglas, C. (2017). Managing pain. In J. Crisp, C. Douglas, G. Rebeiro, & D. Waters (Eds.). Potter and Perry’s fundamentals of nursing (5th ed; pp. 1319-1363). Retrieved from Clinical Key.
A chapter in an ebook in Proquest Ebook Central
Brown, N. (2017). Engaging in family-centred care. In J. Crisp, C. Douglas, G. Rebeiro, & D. Waters (Eds.). Potter and Perry’s fundamentals of nursing (5th ed; pp. 288-301). Retrieved from Proquest Ebook Central
A chapter in a print book
Hunt, S. (2017). Working with older people. In J. Crisp, C. Douglas, G. Rebeiro, & D. Waters (Eds.). Potter and Perry’s fundamentals of nursing (5th ed., pp. 393-421). Chatswood, New South Wales, Australia: Elsevier Australia.
For more examples see the Quick APA Referencing Guide for Nursing and the full APA Referencing guide for Ara Students.
For a complete list of required and recommended textbooks for midwifery, refer to your specific programme handbook available in My Ara / Student Information / Programme Information Documents here.
Some of these textbooks are available as ebooks. For those that are only in hard copy you can access these in the High Use Collection at the Christchurch City and Manawa campuses and at Timaru Campus. Ask staff in the Library for assistance.
Illustrated Dictionary of Midwifery - Australian/New Zealand Version by 
The Student Guide to the Newborn Infant Physical Examination by 
Breastfeeding and Human Lactation by 
Pocket Guide for Lactation Management by 
Supporting Sucking Skills in Breastfeeding Infants by 
Supporting women to give birth at home a practical guide for midwives by 
In the Spirit of Homebirth: modern women, an ancient choice by 
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