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Midwifery, a Masters and Multi-Chained viruses. A reflection of survival
Introduction Studying a Master’s and working part time can be stressful, I no longer need a reference to know that (Ryff and singer, 2003). Do a Master’s she said, that will be a good idea, she said. You want out of the NHS, but you love safeguarding. Well, how about this then. Our course started […]
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MIDIRS Midwifery Digest The MIDIRS Midwifery Digest is an evidence-based quarterly journal for all maternity workers and students to share their knowledge and experiences to improve practice and outcomes. About the Digest Previous Digest issues Write for us Reports and resources Broaden your knowledge and skills, further your professional academic development or increase your confidence […]
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Subscribe Learn more about a MIDIRS subscription and how to subscribe below. RCM members get 20% off their MIDIRS subscription Contact RCM Connect to add this to your membership. A MIDIRS subscription gives you access to: MIDIRS Midwifery Digest Quarterly delivery of a print or electronic copy of the MIDIRS Midwifery Digest – containing evidence-based […]
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About us MIDIRS (Midwives Information & Resource Service) provides evidence-based resources to support maternity health care professionals, students, and allied health professionals in their professional and academic development. We do not provide medical advice. Contact your midwife or GP if you have any concerns about pregnancy. Our History Founded in the 1980s, we are the […]
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MIDIRS Monthly – How did you come to be a Midwife lecturer?
When asked the question, “How did you come to be a Midwife Lecturer?”, this is always how the conversation starts: At 18 years old when trying to decide on my choice of career, I had a realisation that I could be a Midwife and dabble in teaching but I couldn’t be a Teacher and dabble […]