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Advanced practice
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) believes that advanced practice in midwifery expands knowledge, influence and impact across the four pillars of practice. Midwives are autonomous and accountable as the lead professional for midwifery ...
How to fix and improve maternity safety
Safe, good quality care should be the expectation and the requirement of every maternity service throughout the UK. That is why the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) not only wants maternity services that meet the needs and choices of women in ...RCM CMW/LME Leadership Project: developing midwifery leadership pathways in practice and education
RCM CMW/LME Leadership Project: developing midwifery leadership pathways in practice and education
Guidance on improving access to maternity care for women affected by charging
This guidance has been prepared to assist NHS Trusts to minimise the negative impacts of charging on migrant women's access to maternity care
Maternity disadvantage assessment tool
Assessing wellbeing and social complexity in the perinatal period
Neurodivergence Acceptance Toolkit
The Neurodivergence Acceptance Toolkit has been designed to support midwifery educators and clinical areas engaged in the planning and delivery of midwifery education.
Support to Quit Smoking in Pregnancy
Quitting smoking is one of the best things a woman and her partner can do to protect their baby’s health through pregnancy and beyond. Pregnancy is a window of opportunity for significant health improvement.
Violence against women and girls
The RCM believes that Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) in any form is a hate crime and a violation of their Human Rights. Midwives and the maternity services have a duty to support each and every individual who seeks help as a result of VAWG, ...
How to fix: The midwifery staffing crisis
The shortage of midwives has had an inevitable impact on maternity safety.