‘I feel complicit in care that harms women’ This is a catch cry for moral distress. Until we fix maternity care, midwives will continue to leave. You can’t fill a leaking bucket. https://t.co/ctdbfqAKuo
In a writing funk today. Decided to cut my losses and go for a coffee walk break and listen to a podcast. I just got hit with this gem ‘your thesis participants don’t care what your writing is like, they just want to be heard.’ And I needed to hear that. Back to it. #phdlife
Fantastic move by ALP government! They are clearly listening to what’s needed for midwives to work to full scope of practice. So beneficial for childbearing women to have that barrier to best practice maternity care removed. #NoMoreCollaborativeAgreements https://t.co/63NLpDjl7X
Midwives play a crucial role in women's health and well-being, but they also need support to deliver the best care.
Let's invest in #midwives and provide them with the resources they need to make a difference.
#IDM2023#TimeToACT2023
@anmjaustralia This is so devastating and also a prime example of moral distress. It is so sad to see passionate and skilled individuals leave a profession in need because they can’t care for people in the way they deserve. Sadly, these stories are being told more and more regularly
Here is a link to our newest publication on #moraldistress in midwifery practice. This paper is the third phase in a mixed methods project to establish a moral distress tool for midwives @DrLoisMcKellar1@ProfLindaSweet@DrJulieFleet https://t.co/G5IEjf2vCT
Every woman needs a midwife. Some women also need an obstetrician. @frankacadee #MidwivesLeading#IMNHC2023#Midwives can
provide 87% essential women & newborn care
Avert 50% of maternal & neonatal deaths, stillbirths
Improve 50 other outcomes
Work in home, community & hospital
@Academic_Liz@MidwivesACM@world_midwives@TTMidEdC Devastating, but not at all surprising. Comparing the burnout data collected in my last survey to other Australian research, the burnout rate is increasing significantly. Time to fix it.
Understanding the term #moraldistress gives #midwives more language to describe the psychological impact of being unable to give the care they know women babies and families deserve
‘Midwives want to do the best for their mothers, babies and families, and when they are forced to leave the industry they work in – it’s because they are tired, stressed, dissatisfied and frustrated. Not because they don’t love midwifery’ #moraldistress https://t.co/oaRZQI2yzN
ACRRM is expanding, and we are recruiting multiple roles around Australia, including rural practice support officers, training officers and more. Visit the careers page on the website to see what's on offer 👇
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