Have you ever wanted to see what working as a midwifery in another country is like? Maryla Cross, homebirth and continuity midwife in London has

Have you ever thought about working as a midwife in areas needing humanitarian aid? Anna Kent, midwife in Dorset, and previous humanitarian aid midwife, shares

The All-Ireland Maternity and Midwifery Trailblazer Awards celebrated winners and commendees on the 18th April. The Awards recognised outstanding achievement and commitment to maternity and

Eimear Hearty, 1st Year Student Midwife, DkIT, reflects on her experience attending the in-person All-Ireland Maternity and Midwifery Festival as well as presenting on stage

Currently the rates of induction of labour, medical interventions during labour and caesarean sections are rising globally. Mary Brosnan, Director of Midwifery at the National

Healthy eating is seen to be an important aspect of pregnancy. Yet, in the changing cultural climate of the UK the needs of different migrant

Research in midwifery and education is important to provide relevant evidence for practice. The Maternity and Midwifery forum supports sharing appropriate research projects and calls

Continuing an ongoing series of articles on setting up a new Midwifery programme in Abu Dhabi, Dr Gina Sosa shares how the programme and students

This month we have entered into the month of Ramadan, a holy time of praying, fasting and giving for those who are Muslim. In her