The 4th All-Ireland Maternity and Midwifery Festival
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Positive About Down Syndrome
Last week the yearly World Down Syndrome day took place on 21st March. In this article Holli Sheahan from charity Down Syndrome UK shares resources
Harmonising Health: using the power of song to boost maternal mental wellness
The impact of postnatal depression for families continues to be of major concern. Finding ways to promote maternal well-being is therefore of importance in communities.
HAPPY BIRTH DAYS – Using art to make space for conversations on birth
Over centuries different mediums of art have been used to illustrate and explore pregnancy and mother and parenthood. It is also used to support wellbeing
Understanding surrogacy for midwifery practice
How much do you know about caring for people experiencing pregnancy and birth through a surrogacy arrangement? In this significant article, Gemma Cromwell, a third-year
Excitement in Abu Dhabi – reflecting on a new education roleÂ
Main article image: FCHS Midwifery team – Fatima College of Health Science Midwifery team, (from left to right, Maeve O’Connell, Gina Sosa, Joanna Andrews, Karradene
A glance of Midwifery ‘down under’
What is it like working in Australia? In this article Samantha Mashiri, Midwife, shares her experience of moving into midwifery practice and compares with life
Are midwives ready for the Genomics Era?Â
Technology and understanding of the workings of the body are constantly evolving. Joanne Hargrave, Lead Midwife, East Genomic Medicine Service Alliance, points to the increasing
All Bodies, All Selves: Anti-Oppressive Practice and MidwiferyÂ
At the end of LGBT+ history month, in this powerful article, Dr Alys Einion, FRCM, Senior Lecturer, University of Dundee and Editor-in-Chief, The Practising Midwife,
Moral Distress/ Moral Injury in Midwives Research Recruitment
The health inequalities in people receiving maternity services have received growing concern in the country, where pregnant people from Black and South Asian backgrounds were