Teaching A&E Department staff how to resuscitate the pregnant woman
Lucy Powls, Educational Lead, SMMDP, NHS Education for Scotland gives a seminar on “Teaching Accident and Emergency Department staff how to resuscitate the pregnant woman,
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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) – Myth or Reality?
Introduction Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP), also known as obstetric cholestasis (OC), is the most common liver condition specific to pregnancy. Although the etiology is
Nourisil MD – a new player in the treatment of C-section scars
Topical silicone gels have been the favoured treatment of medical experts in scar management for some time. A new entrant to the UK market claims
£97 million and counting, the cost of the Midwifery Shortage
A new report published by the RCM on the opening day of their national conference has revealed the true cost to the NHS of the
Waterbirth of a different kind
In recent years the European migrant crisis has etched innumerable heart-breaking images on to our collective conscience, non more so than the tragic death of Alan
Breastfeeding as a public health issue – who really decides how we feed our babies?
Described as “Seriously one of the best talks I’ve EVER heard” Dr Amy Brown, Associate Professor, Public Health, Policy and Social Sciences, Swansea University gives a
A-EQUIP – A new model of midwifery supervision for England
Professor Jacqueline Dunkley Bent OBE, Head of Maternity, Children and Young People, NHS England; National Maternity Safety Champion for the Department of Health gives a
From rhetoric to reality: real partnership with women and families
Dr Mary L Nolan, Professor of Perinatal Education, University of Worcester gives a plenary presentation on “From rhetoric to reality – real partnership with women
Next Generation screening: Ultrasound and NIPT
Judith Pilling DCR(R) DMU MHSc, Director, this is my:, Health screening & Ultrasound Centre & Expert Clinical Specialist gives a seminar sponsored by CooperGenomics examining
#InItTogether – mentors and students building positive relationships
Anna Byrom, Senior Midwifery Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire; PhD Student – Maternal and Infant Nutrition and Nurture Unit; Editor, The Practising Midwife gives a