RCM Research Prioritisation Project – survey two open!
There is so much we still need to learn and understand about maternity care, that has limited or no evidence behind it. The Royal College
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London Maternity & Midwifery Trailblazer Awards 2025
Last week we celebrated our first festival of the year – the London Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2025. Take a look at the winners from
Exploring support and care for fathers following perinatal loss: A Theatre Forum Event
Are you interested or participating in support and care for fathers following perinatal loss? Dr Kerry Jones, Senior lecturer in end-of-life care at the Open
Midwifery Education: what is the future?
Midwifery education in the UK has undertaken many changes in recent years. Nicky Clark, Lead Midwife for Education, University of Hull, reveals her journey of
Ensuring safe quality care for all women, babies and families – radical, system-wide change is needed
In October 2024 a significant independent report that examined how to enable safe quality maternity care in Northern Ireland was released. It reported on widespread
The Healing Power of Song: How Breathe Melodies for Mums is Changing Postnatal Depression Care
Postnatal depression remains a challenging condition affecting many women, their babies and those around them. Rebecca McGawley, Communications Manager for Breathe Arts Health Research shares
Navigating the interconnections between maternity and midwifery healthcare, child and family support and housing provision
Within many high-income countries such as the UK, homelessness is rising. This includes increasing numbers of women, children and families, with many spending months and
Midwifery’s future under debate
Your wellbeing, your profession, your career, your clinical practice, your future services all addressed at the London Maternity and Midwifery Festival, 11th Feb, Royal National
Looking beyond the Visual Difference at birth
Ruth Lester OBE FRCS, Retired Consultant Plastic Surgeon and trustee for the REACH charity Congenital differences of the upper limb are a rare disorder, and
Improving data on avoidable brain injury around the time of birth
The Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) programme aims to support maternity services to reduce risks of avoidable harm during intrapartum care. Kirstin Webster, Advanced