Are you newly pregnant in Herefordshire? You can now refer yourself to Hereford midwives – no need to book a GP appointment. Log on to this website when you are 6 to 7 weeks pregnant, then they’ll contact you to organise your first midwife appointment https://t.co/X1byDiFSQf
Ever wondered what #continuityofcarer is like in practice? Then grab a cuppa and take a few minutes to watch our short film which had its 🌎 premiere at today’s Continuity event! We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it 😍 https://t.co/HSMa1V0EPD
Fantastic turnout for our Continuity of Carer Day today. Here’s @midwife_cw explaining what it’s all about (with a sneak mention of what’s coming later) 🎬🤰
Really important blog on Postpartum Thyroiditis from @jeneall for @birthpositive. Misdiagnosis led to terrible consequences. She did not feel properly listened to by professionals and her concerns were dismissed to her detriment. Please read & share.
https://t.co/FeetXOWfLI
As a paediatrician, I am trying to change to using parents' names rather than labels.
I have noticed surprise, delight and a dynamic in which I am consulting rather than "The Consultant".
Surely that's better for the patient?
https://t.co/e8anyg10B1
@stephnimmo@bmj_latest
@josey1986x I did a study day with https://t.co/vLXRBS26z2 It was very good, our MidSoc arranged for them to come to our uni at Worcester. RCM accredited.
Really interesting article - love the idea of using a salutogenic approach to midwifery education as well as midwifery practice. Congratulations to @ACBmidwife! @SagefemmeSB @MidsocWorc@UoWMidwifeteach
@ACBmidwife @SagefemmeSB @MidsocWorc@UoWMidwifeteach I’m writing my dissertation using a salutogenic approach so been reading Soo Downe’s work-it is really inspiring! I have also quoted your 2018 paper in Midwifery with Ridley saying that the philosophies of midwifery and salutogenesis are well aligned-really interesting paper!
Thanks for the share @NicholaJamison following @Meganjcam's talk earlier. Worth a try if you're interesting in finding out your Myers-Briggs personality type!
@NicholaJamison Glad you found it useful. I love the description of an advocate - sounds like you have wonderful qualities to bring into your profession!