A report published today by the charities Birth Companions and Birthrights highlights the need for a more proactive, integrated approach to addressing the maternity care needs of women experiencing multiple disadvantages during pregnancy and early motherhood.
Through in-depth interviews with women
The Northern Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2019 takes place on Tuesday 25th June at Old Trafford Football Stadium, Manchester.
We are expecting around 600 midwives and healthcare professionals to join us on the day, but if you are unable to attend
The UK Health and Social Care Secretary announced new plans for better mental health and wellbeing care for NHS midwives, based on the HEE report on the mental health and wellbeing of NHS staff and learners.
In her extremely popular presentation
The Northern Maternity & Midwifery Festival takes place at Old Trafford Football Stadium, Manchester on Tuesday 25th June 2019.
The festival will feature our usual mix of high quality speakers, the latest industry innovations in our exhibition area, free taster treatments in our wellbeing
The government’s social mobility commission’s recent report declared inequality in Britain to be “entrenched from birth to work” and social mobility to be stagnating.
With 40% of black graduates in non-graduate jobs compared to only 20% of white graduates and people
Louis Theroux’s latest documentary ‘Mothers On the Edge’ shone a light on the terrifying realities of psychosis in new mothers – however amongst midwives and health visitors the volume of conversation around post-partum mental health has been steadily rising for
SiMBA (https://www.simbacharity.org.uk) is here to support anyone who has been affected by the death of a baby during pregnancy or shortly after birth.
Working in conjunction with CHAS (https://www.chas.org.uk/) SiMBA are delighted to offer a series of FREE Person Centred Bereavement,
With the number of homeless deaths having risen in the past 5 years, it’s more vital than ever that homeless people have choices regarding their end-of-life care.
Providing homeless people with these choices is a courtesy often overlooked but one that
Maternity services are under increased debate.
Rethinking methods of delivery, personalisation of care pushing back against increased caesarean sections and increased focus on postnatal care. Into this mix groups of midwives, of which 121 midwives are an example, are working outside
The 4th annual Festival of Higher Education at the University of Buckingham takes place on Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th June 2019.
This event brings together the leading minds from the education sector to dissect the major issues facing HE. Join