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    EvidenceFor Archives - Evidently Cochrane - 2 year(s) ago

    Evidence for Maternity Care Evidence for Maternity Care: new evidence and resources – May 2022 The latest evidence and resources for midwives and clinical support…

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      #Nurses, #midwives, allied health professionals #AHPs, & clinical support staff, @CochraneUK have 3 new blog posts for you. Each one brings together the latest evidence & resources across a variety of topics relevant to each professional group: https://t.co/jdGbvJU9vh

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    Midwives need a useable past to shape their future - 2 year(s) ago

    Scaling up midwifery to reduce maternal and neonatal deaths has been identified as a global priority.1 Yet, the latest State of the World’s Midwifery report outlines how midwifery work remains undervalued.2 Conventionally, professions are granted autonomy and social recognition for the services they provide but midwifery often lacks such status, potentially impeding midwives’ success.

    Source: The Lancet
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      The latest State of the World's Midwifery report outlines how midwifery work remains undervalued. #Midwives need a useable past to shape their future, say @SallyPezaro and colleagues. https://t.co/dngt0EPviu

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    Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Maternal Depression | Psychiatrist.com - 3 year(s) ago

    Article Abstract Objective: To investigate whether there is an association between sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and perinatal depression. Method: A case-control study design was used. Cases included women registered in a…

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      PsychiatristCNS

      The link between perinatal depression in the year prior to birth and #SIDS. How #midwives and #PrimaryCare providers can support these women. https://t.co/rO0kjDSsnV #BLAW2021 #MaternalHealth #PerinatalMH https://t.co/k3nqsJGfKM

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    Supporting midwives to maintain high standards in challenging times - 3 year(s) ago

    Geraldine Walters outlines how the NMC is laying the groundwork for the future of midwifery

    Source: Nursing in Practice
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      'Too often, tragic outcomes related to childbirth are a result of broader problems in maternity services.' Geraldine Walters, director of professional practice for the NMC, gives support to #midwives during the #Covid crisis https://t.co/Ilr1wwiQlw

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      NurseinPractice

      Geraldine Walters, director of professional practice for the NMC, gives #midwives support and advice as they face challenges through the #Covid crisis. https://t.co/Ilr1ww1eWW

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    WHO continues to support countries to fight COVID-19 - 3 year(s) ago

    As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, WHO remains active around the world to support vaccination and information campaigns, deliver supplies, protect the vulnerable, maintain essential health services and more. WHO is able to continue its work to fight the pandemic around the world thanks to the continued generous support from its donors and partners.WHO, diplomatic community and private…

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      In #Lebanon 🇱🇧, WHO supports the launch of training sessions to educate #midwives about enhanced infection prevention & control measures to safeguard against preventable infections including #COVID19. Read more 👉https://t.co/3uM2Y9QDss #WHOImpact https://t.co/slr8yNwfnX

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