Paul, Author at Maternity & Midwifery Forum

Summer allergies and travelling with allergic infants

Paul5 June 2017

The key to preparing for a holiday with an allergic child is to plan ahead and develop an individual risk management plan to meet the needs of the infant or child. This includes avoidance strategies to reduce the risk of accidental exposure, as well as a well thought out management......

Limbs & Things Caesarean Section Module – Deep Impacted Fetal Head

Paul26 May 2017

Using the Limbs & Things PROMPT Flex Caesarean Section Module to teach delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head. Demonstration by Katie Cornthwaite, Obstetrician at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, UK...

Limbs & Things launch new C-Section Module for teaching the safe delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head

Paul26 May 2017

Earlier this year, a multi-professional team of experts from around the world attended a 2-day symposium in the historic city of Bath, UK. Aimed at midwives, obstetricians and anaesthetists, the symposium focused on safety and quality improvements in maternity care. As one of the lead sponsors, Limbs & Things provided......

Keynote speakers announced for MMB Birmingham 2017

Paul24 May 2017

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, Maternity, Midwifery & Baby Birmingham returns to Edgbaston Stadium on the 30th June 2017. (You’ve already registered your free place, right? No? Register here now!) Keynote speakers at this year’s professional study day have now been announced: Professor Debbie Carrick-Sen Florence Nightingale Foundation......

Perinatal Mental Health

Paul24 May 2017

In my career as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist I have had the great pleasure to treat a number of women and men who have experienced a common mental health disorder, such as anxiety and depression, in the perinatal period. Very early in my career I also worked on a specialist......

Call the Midwife! Tell her I miss her

Paul23 May 2017

“Are you going to have any more?” This is the question that is often hurled at me by random members of the public, who clearly can’t see the look on my face, as I try to navigate the supermarket with the double pushchair and my eldest steering the trolley. It......

The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby – Amanda Jayne Burleigh, Independent Midwife

Paul17 May 2017

Amanda Jayne Burleigh an Independent Midwife gives a seminar titled “Whose blood is it anyway? The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby” at the Maternity, Midwifery and Baby Bristol 2017 forum. Midwives and other healthcare professionals are at the forefront of caring for and safeguarding their clients’ wellbeing......

Meeting Rowan: A Parent’s Experience

Paul11 May 2017

The midwife was amazing. She treated my son with such care and respect. She leant over the Moses basket and looked inside. ‘Hello little man’ she said ‘and what’s your name?’ ‘Rowan’ I answered. She smiled and then repeated his name ‘Rowan’. ‘Well Rowan’ she continued ‘I think your mummy......

It’s Hay Fever Season – Allergy UK

Paul8 May 2017

18 million people in the UK suffer from hay fever[1], a number that is increasing year on year. When in season, hay fever can affect people’s lives quite significantly. Those with hay fever symptoms can often find it difficult to complete everyday tasks such as driving to work, completing......

International Day of the Midwife 2017

Paul5 May 2017

Taking place on Friday 5th May, the theme for International Day of the Midwife 2017 is “Midwives, Mothers and Families: Partners for Life!”. Midwives everywhere understand that by working in partnership with women and their families they can support them to make better decisions about what they need to have......

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Summer allergies and travelling with allergic infants

Limbs & Things Caesarean Section Module – Deep Impacted Fetal Head

Limbs & Things launch new C-Section Module for teaching the safe delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head

Keynote speakers announced for MMB Birmingham 2017

Perinatal Mental Health

Call the Midwife! Tell her I miss her

The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby – Amanda Jayne Burleigh, Independent Midwife

Meeting Rowan: A Parent’s Experience

It’s Hay Fever Season – Allergy UK

International Day of the Midwife 2017

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