Midwifery Education – Running up a down escalator?
Midwifery education in the UK is continuing to be under pressure, highlighted most recently by the RCM’s State of Midwifery education report. Neil Stewart, Editorial
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Safeguarding Supervision in Midwifery
Supporting midwives to develop and reflect has always been an important aspect of practice. Understanding safeguarding principles is significant for maintaining a healthy workforce. In
The Student Midwife Experience Festival | 8 November 2023
Visit the Student Midwife Experience website. The 5th National Student Midwife Experience Festival takes place on Wednesday 8 November online and in-person at South Bank
Baby loss in the UK: Reflecting on the MBRRACE-UK Perinatal Surveillance Report “State of the Nation”
Any loss of a baby is tragic and has far-reaching consequences. In this article Olanma Ogbuehi, Midwifery Lecturer, University of Hull, explores the recent MBRRACE-UK
10-point plan for a menopause friendly workplace
Loretta Dignam is the Founder & CEO of The Menopause Hub, which offers CPD accredited menopause training for all colleagues / managers & supervisors /
The Rise and Fall of the Albany Midwifery Practice (London 1997-2009)
Across the world midwives providing relational continuity support is seen as beneficial for women, families and the midwives working in that model. In the UK
E-Cigarettes in Pregnancy: Does anybody know enough?
In recent years there has been a rapid increase in the use of E-cigarettes as a tool to enable smoking cessation, as well as a
Depression and fatherhood: how can we support new dads?
It is being understood increasingly that fathers may develop mental health conditions, including depression, around the birth of a baby. In this article Holly Christina
What is the risk of perinatal anxiety and depression if you have ADHD?
(ADHD) is a condition that is known to affect young people. More it is being recognised that this also affects adults as well. In this
Integrated Maternity: effective communication in maternity
Inequity for diverse groups in maternity services is known to have a major impact. Ineffective communication is often cited as reasons for poor care. Aiming