The world needs midwives Maternal and infant health are a global priority. Midwives are pivotal to the wellbeing of women…
Key issues in early labour Early labour at home is a significant component of women’s birth experience. Women commonly feel…
Why cultural safety matters in maternity care In Australia, the chance of dying or being unwell around the time of…
Research in context In Australia and many high-income countries, the rate of caesarean section (CS) is increasing. There is…
When a baby is born preterm, they are more likely to face significant health challenges. As a consequence, the care…
There has been an expansion in research focussed on how best to prepare midwifery students for practice over recent years….
When attempting to solve difficult problems in healthcare, professional organisations are increasingly making use of bundled approaches to care. A…
Continuity of midwifery care provides superior maternal and neonatal outcomes (Sandall et al., 2016). Access to continuity of care models…
A Collaborative is as strong as the people who contribute to it. The Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative continues to grow….
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