It’s time to end prison sentencing for pregnant women
In the last two years, two pregnant women inside UK prisons gave birth inside their cells. Both of their babies died. These deaths at HMP
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Continuity of Carer in Worcestershire
Continuity of Carer is where you are cared for by a team of six to eight midwives with a named midwife allocated to your care.
Saving Lives, Improving Mother’s Care- MBRRACE Confidential Enquiry 2017-2019
Dr Jenny Hall summarises the latest MBRRACE Confidential Enquiry, highlighting important aspects for midwives to take on board to prevent further maternal deaths in the
Midwifery in the media: is anyone going to take notice?
It has been a week of UK midwives in the news. Sunday’s “March for Midwives” has been headline news across many local and national media
Supporting the perinatal needs of Fathers: New resources
International Men’s day was on the 19th November. To mark it Jeremy Davies explores the resources provided by the Fatherhood Institute to support the needs
The state of health care and adult social care in England 2020/21
https://www.cqc.org.uk/sites/default/files/20211021_stateofcare2021_print.pdf In the current backdrop of ongoing COVID 19 cases across the UK the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the current regulator for health and social
Introducing the Maternal Journal : supporting wellbeing through pregnancy and beyond
Laura Godfrey Isaacs, midwife and artist and Samantha McGowan, communications and content producer, explain the aims and development of the newly published Maternal Journal book,
Last chance saloon or a ray of hope? COP26 climate change and midwifery practice
In this important blog, Lorna Davies RM, PHD. PGCE(A), Principal Lecturer, School of Midwifery, Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand, discusses the COP 26 climate summit. She