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MIDIRS Midwifery Digest

volume 36

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number 1

From the Editor

From the Editor

The quiet strength of being different

Hot Topic

Maternity reports and resources: what’s new?

Maternity Reports and Resources

Newborn blood spot screening programme: a reflection of an episode of care and recommendations for practice

Neonatal and Infant Care

Deprivation in maternity services: reviewing experiences of the perinatal period for women and birthing people affected by deprivation

Postnatal

Supporting physiological birth through biomechanics: a student midwife reflective account

Labour and Birth

The way I see midwifery now

Hot Topic

Online information available to women and families about antenatal education

Pregnancy

Best practice in obstetric and midwifery management of twin pregnancy in the antenatal period

Pregnancy

Tracing MIDIRS’ history: 40 years of midwifery-led evidence

40 Years of MIDIRS

Evaluation of the MatDAT maternity disadvantage assessment tool: findings from a feasibility study

Pregnancy

The continuity and relationship embodiment (CARE) theory

Midwifery and Education

Call for advocacy: the European Directive and its impact on UK midwifery education

Midwifery and Education

Invisible pillars: understanding the drivers behind mid- to long- serving midwives leaving the NHS

Midwifery and Education

An evaluation of the Royal College of Midwives’ perinatal mental health roadmap

Midwifery and Education

From birthing room to classroom: sustaining credibility in midwifery education

Midwifery and Education

Tailoring intrapartum care for childbearing individuals with autism spectrum disorder

Midwifery and Education

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