The Maternity, Midwifery & Baby (MMB) study day and formula-free exhibition returns to Manchester Utd FC, Old Trafford, on Tuesday 26th September 2017.
In the past week alone more than 200 midwives and student midwives have signed up to attend this
As Parliament breaks for summer recess we are reminded of prime minister Harold Wilson’s phrase “a week is a long time in politics” – for universities that week turned out to be 15th – 19th May 2017.
Until that week the university outlook was
It’s the nasty surprises that do the damage. The publication of top BBC salaries has caused an almighty furore over the last week but what light does it shine on Gender Pay Gap Reporting?
Companies, universities, hospital trusts and local authorities
Siân Webb from Gapsquare, a tech start-up that uses disruptive technology to analyse, tackle and eliminate the gender pay gap explores in this series unconscious bias and the price we pay for talent.
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As of April this year, all UK
On Friday 30th June Midwives, Student Midwives and Health Practitioners gathered at Edgbaston Stadium to attend Maternity, Midwifery & Baby Birmingham 2017.
If you were unable to join us on the day, or missed out on any of the presentations don’t
PODCAST: Sally Tribe, IESO Digital Health discusses Internet Enabled Cognitive Behavioural therapy (IECBT) at Maternity, Midwifery & Baby Birmingham 2017.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) report that worldwide 10% of pregnant women and 13% of women who have just given birth experience
New research reveals that homeless people who are terminally ill are falling between cracks in services, and not able to access the same level of support as others.
Researchers from Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Department at University College London (UCL),
From the 28th to the 29th June 2017 The University of Buckingham hosted their annual Festival of Higher Education and for the first time the Education Studio was onsite at the event recording podcasts with speakers and filming interviews with
On Friday 30th June around 500 Midwives, Student Midwives and Health Practitioners are expected to gather at Edgbaston Stadium to attend Maternity, Midwifery & Baby Birmingham 2017.
If you are unable to join us on the day, don’t worry! Not only will
6000 aspirational Muslim and Asian women. Involved in business. Entrepreneurial and ambitious. Influencers and decision makers.
Visit the Education Zone at the free to attend Saverah Women’s Expo 2017 and discover all your professional, training, family and business educational needs in one