From Heartbreak to Hope: How Tom Inspired Positive About Down Syndrome
March 21st marks World Down Syndrome day which, this year, calls on governments to improve support for those with Down syndrome, parents and families. The
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Midwifery’s complicated relationship with gender
There are a significant number of men who are midwives globally. This opportunity has been available in the UK since 1982, yet there remain few
Spotlight on recognising and reducing burnout in the workplace
With current shortage of maternity staff in services stress and burnout continues to be high. Gina Finnerty, Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Lifecourse Development
Improving data on brain injury around the time of birth: review and consultation
Brain injury around the time of birth may have serious consequences. Yet the data available around these circumstances is inconsistent. Sarah Clark, Research communications manager,
Postnatal care: zero progress in the past 10 years – can we accelerate action now?
Postnatal care is an important aspect of midwives’ roles in the UK and other countries. It is also important for women and families, yet it
What is reported and what is real in Maternity
Access to news reporting has never been more available, with the internet and social media constantly on tap. The rise of the need for ‘fact-checking’
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
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