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Bolton midwives set to deliver services from new midwife led maternity unit in Salford

Paul19 June 2017

by Paul19 June 20170673

Bolton midwives will also be delivering their maternity services from a fully refurbished and modern freestanding midwifery-led maternity unit in Salford later this year, the

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Research Study: Sleep and Wellness Behaviours in Night Shift Health Care Workers

Paul12 June 2017

by Paul12 June 20170401

My name is Catherine Anderson. I am currently studying MSc Health Psychology at Sheffield Hallam University. I would like to invite you to participate in

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Summer allergies and travelling with allergic infants

Paul5 June 2017

by Paul5 June 20170435

The key to preparing for a holiday with an allergic child is to plan ahead and develop an individual risk management plan to meet the

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Limbs & Things Caesarean Section Module – Deep Impacted Fetal Head

Paul26 May 2017

by Paul26 May 20170422

Using the Limbs & Things PROMPT Flex Caesarean Section Module to teach delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head. Demonstration by Katie Cornthwaite, Obstetrician at

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Limbs & Things launch new C-Section Module for teaching the safe delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head

Paul26 May 2017

by Paul26 May 20170455

Earlier this year, a multi-professional team of experts from around the world attended a 2-day symposium in the historic city of Bath, UK. Aimed at

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Keynote speakers announced for MMB Birmingham 2017

Paul24 May 2017

by Paul24 May 20170461

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, Maternity, Midwifery & Baby Birmingham returns to Edgbaston Stadium on the 30th June 2017. (You’ve already registered

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Perinatal Mental Health

Paul24 May 2017

by Paul24 May 20170408

In my career as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist I have had the great pleasure to treat a number of women and men who have experienced

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Call the Midwife! Tell her I miss her

Paul23 May 2017

by Paul23 May 20170632

“Are you going to have any more?” This is the question that is often hurled at me by random members of the public, who clearly

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The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby – Amanda Jayne Burleigh, Independent Midwife

Paul17 May 2017

by Paul17 May 20170492

Amanda Jayne Burleigh an Independent Midwife gives a seminar titled “Whose blood is it anyway? The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby” at

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Meeting Rowan: A Parent’s Experience

Paul11 May 2017

by Paul11 May 20170444

The midwife was amazing. She treated my son with such care and respect. She leant over the Moses basket and looked inside. ‘Hello little man’

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Bolton midwives set to deliver services from new midwife led maternity unit in Salford

Research Study: Sleep and Wellness Behaviours in Night Shift Health Care Workers

Summer allergies and travelling with allergic infants

Limbs & Things Caesarean Section Module – Deep Impacted Fetal Head

Limbs & Things launch new C-Section Module for teaching the safe delivery of a deeply impacted fetal head

Keynote speakers announced for MMB Birmingham 2017

Perinatal Mental Health

Call the Midwife! Tell her I miss her

The importance of optimal/delayed cord clamping for every baby – Amanda Jayne Burleigh, Independent Midwife

Meeting Rowan: A Parent’s Experience

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