Promoting safe motherhood worldwide – Part 2
Exposure to midwifery practice where the midwife is fulfilling her role allowed me personally to regain myself as a practitioner – focussing on the important elements of practice and skill; adapt to the environment (what is actually essential?); accept criticism and praise; be taught and teach; assume credibility as a practitioner with renewed belief in the central role and importance of the midwife.
- Published in Labour, Labour & Birth, Working with UKBC
A Jigsaw Puzzle
Birth is a very instinctual process and could be described as a big “jigsaw” every piece needing to fit tightly to create the full picture.
- Published in Home Birth, Labour, Labour & Birth, Working with UKBC
Calling all Dad’s to be, ‘Make like a boy scout and be prepared’!
Better informed is better prepared. Partners are often unsure of their role when it comes to preparing for childbirth and how they can help. I am often asked how men can prepare in order to support at the birth,
- Published in Labour, Labour & Birth
Fifth of NHS spending goes on insurance cover
A fifth of NHS spending goes towards insurance cover for clinical negligence, according to a report conducted by the National Audit Office.
The number of births in England has risen by almost a quarter in the last ten years, with the National Audit Office declaring that maternity services on the NHS were generally good, but there is still room for improvement.
- Published in Uncategorized