Today we celebrate international day of the Midwife.
'Midwives critical in every crisis' which highlights the indispensable role midwives play in humanitarian and emergency settings around the world.
Happy international day of the midwife, proudly enjoy your day 🙂
Word of the day is ‘cancelphoria’: the joy of discovering that an arrangement you were dreading has been called off, leaving you with the satisfaction of not having cancelled first, and the bliss of staying at home.
Created by @RobbieRinder for @BBCRadio4’s ‘Unspeakable’,
Alarming findings published from @MaternityAction on the impact of the cost of living crisis on pregnant women, including on postpartum recovery and mental health. It is vital that women are supported to maintain economic security and good health throughout their pregnancy.
Today we celebrate international day of the Midwife. This years theme 'Together again from evidence to reality.' Calling on midwives to advocate for meaningful change for our profession. To my fellow midwives Happy international day of the midwife, proudly enjoy your day 🙂
Our own Kathy Franks (centre), received a Chief Midwifery Officer Gold Award this week, presented by @TeamCMidO, & joined by @MadwifeKaye at @WexhamMaternity, in recognition of her outstanding work.
Congratulations, Kathy 💙
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/WMBuUK0ZX4
@TeamMaternityF1
"Saying sorry is always the right thing to do" says Denise Chaffer of @NHSResolution - there's still a lot of confusion about this.
Saying "I'm sorry you feel that way" is NOT saying sorry!
#SaferBirthsNHS22
@NHSResolution maternity conference and listening to the stark reality of how we need more obstetricians and midwives from Jo Mountfield @RCObsGyn and how we need to retain them #SaferBirthsNHS22
We’re delighted our conference 'Collaborate to improve maternity care' taking place next month is at full capacity.
We’ll be hearing from our #EarlyNotification team on some of the resources they’ve created to support maternity teams to learn from claims.
#SaferBirthsNHS22
Researchers at Sheffield Hallam University are looking for healthcare professionals who are willing to be interviewed about their work and experiences of caring for Black, Asian and other ethnic minority infants.
Email [email protected] for details.