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How can we improve the recognition of infants with abnormal head shape? - Maternity & Midwifery Forum
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How can we improve the recognition of infants with abnormal head shape? - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

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Safety fears force Yeovil Hospital to shut baby unit and halt admissions

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Expectant mothers redirected to other hospitals as Yeovil’s maternity services face emergency changesSecretary of StateSee the Story

Welshpool nurse tells how loss of gran helped shape end-of-life care approach

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A Welshpool nurse who cared for her late grandmother in her final days has spoken about her experience.Powys · PowysSee the Story

Defying the Odds: Celebrating the Work and Legacy of a Midwife - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

May 5th is the International day of the Midwife. The theme for this year is Midwives: Critical in every Crisis, focussing on the important role midwives have during global and local emergencies. Midwives work in many challenging situations. Ahmed Abdi Abdulahi, New Ways Communications Officer, celebrates here the work of Maryan Hajji, midwife in Somalia, and the legacy of her long career. _________________________________________________ Sixty-t…Work · SomaliaRead Article

Protecting the Spark: Supporting student midwives to thrive in practice learning - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

We are all aware of the challenges taking place for those in the maternity services. Students are part of this group and many indicate they are struggling with lack of support. Dr Juliet Rayment, Humanising Care Fellow, The Point of Care Foundation, shares the development of the Positive Midwifery project aiming to help students to thrive in practice, and encourages us all to join. _________________________________________________ Summary points…England · EnglandRead Article

One Million more Midwives: International Confederation of midwives congress 2026 - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

The 34th Congress of the International Confederation of Midwives takes place in Lisbon, Portugal in June 2026. Dr Jenny Hall, Editor of the Maternity and Midwifery forum shares information on how you may be involved.     Every three years the International Confederation of midwives (ICM) holds an event gathering midwives from all over the world at the Triennial congress. The 34th congress takes place from the 14th-18th June in Lisbon, Portugal, …Lisbon, Portugal · LisbonSee the Story

Optimal Maternity Care in Times of Crisis: Insights from New Zealand  - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

Earth day takes place on April 22nd to raise issues around environmental protection. Climate change is causing crises across the globe which impacts women and families. Dr. Sarah Lockwood, Senior Researcher at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, New Zealand, shares research that midwives are essential during climate crises to improve equitable care and safety.     In the wake of increasingly severe weather events, the question of how to deliver safe and equi…New Zealand · New ZealandRead Article

Can We Find Joy At Work? - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

The pressures of midwifery practice are well documented now.  But what of the impact of the attitudes of others toward you or yours towards others? Could making small changes make a difference to how we feel? Karen Gasper Midwife, founder of Flourish For Birth & Beyond, Artist and Life Coach addresses the question and provides suggestions to make a difference in the work place.  _________________________________________________ Have you ever had…London, England · LondonRead Article

Birthrights: Lack of home birth services a national failure to provide core maternity care - Maternity & Midwifery Forum

66% of Trusts in the UK restricted or suspended their home birth services between October 2023 and November 2024, according to an investigation by the maternity rights charity Birthrights. This shortage leaves women and birthing people who want a home birth feeling like they only have two choices: opt for an undesired hospital birth or give birth at home unassisted and without medical care. Birthrights’ co-CEOs Janaki Mahadevan and Shanthi Gunes…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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