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1 December 2021

18 January 2022, London Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2022; London

The festival is free of charge to all practising maternity and midwifery professionals and student midwives. The festival box set...

1 December 2021

23-24 March 2022, RCM education and research conference 2022; Coventry

This exciting annual conference organised by the RCM is aimed at all those involved or interested in midwifery education and...

11 May 2020

New WHO tool helps countries plan for a strengthened midwifery workforce

The World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe (WHO/Europe) has published a new tool to help countries develop an educated...

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18 January 2022, London Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2022; London

23-24 March 2022, RCM education and research conference 2022; Coventry

New WHO tool helps countries plan for a strengthened midwifery workforce

Postpartum depression and hormonal imbalance – an underexplored connection

Health decline after childbirth is greater in women whose pregnancies were unplanned

Swansea University academic awarded for inclusive research practice

Women are having children later and it means they’re more likely to have twins

Certain HRT tablets linked to increased heart disease and blood clot risk

New AI tool offers insights to improve safety for mothers and babies in maternity care

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18 January 2022, London Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2022; London

23-24 March 2022, RCM education and research conference 2022; Coventry

New WHO tool helps countries plan for a strengthened midwifery workforce

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Postpartum depression and hormonal imbalance – an underexplored connection

Health decline after childbirth is greater in women whose pregnancies were unplanned

Swansea University academic awarded for inclusive research practice

Women are having children later and it means they’re more likely to have twins

Certain HRT tablets linked to increased heart disease and blood clot risk

New AI tool offers insights to improve safety for mothers and babies in maternity care

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