Shaping the Future of Stillbirth Research: the Stillbirth Priority Setting Partnership

The Stillbirth Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) is seeking UK-based parents, professionals, and individuals affected by stillbirth to help them shape the future of stillbirth research. The Stillbirth PSP recently asked individuals affected by stillbirth to share the most important unanswered questions about: The causes of stillbirth Care and information for mothers during pregnancy that might […]
Latest Research Update – 5 September 2025
NICU Awareness Month: Supporting Families Through Their NICU Journey

September marks Neonatal Intensive Care Awareness Month, a time to honour babies born premature or sick, their families, and the healthcare professionals who support them. First established in 2014 by the nonprofit organisation Project Sweet Peas, NICU Awareness Month is dedicated to raising awareness of the challenges faced in neonatal care, and the importance of […]
MIDIRS Midwifery Digest September 2025 – table of contents
Student Resources 2025-26: Search Pack of the Month, September

MIDIRS Search Pack of the Month for September is Student Resources 2025-2026, a comprehensive resource designed to give the newest generation of midwives-in-training the best start to their career. Embarking on your midwifery journey can be a daunting transition. At the Midwives Information and Resource Service, we want to support your learning and development though […]
Latest Research Update – 28 August 2025
Latest Research Update – 21 August 2025
Latest Research Update – 14 August 2025
Latest Research Update – 7 August 2025
New Evidence Briefings on Relationship Between Midwifery Staffing and Care Quality Released by the University of Southampton

The University of Southampton has released two new evidence briefings exploring the relationship between midwifery staffing levels and the quality of maternity care. Compiled by researchers from the University’s workforce research group, these briefings provide vital insight into safe staffing in maternity services. The findings will be of interest to maternity professionals, policymakers and service […]
