There is also good news: for a year now, the proportion of one-to-one care has doubled during birth. According to GKV, higher remuneration holds more skilled workers in the profession.
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One year after the entry into force of the midwifery agreement, care for pregnant women has improved significantly. "The share of one-to-one care during the essential phase of birth has doubled from one in four to one in two," said Stefanie Stoff-Ahnis, deputy chairman of the GKV top management association, the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung". This is a great success for more quality in care. The federal single midwifery agreement, which entered into…
There is also good news: for a year now, the proportion of one-to-one care has doubled during birth. According to GKV, higher remuneration holds more skilled workers in the profession.