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From the Editor - March, Issue 36

These are exciting times at MIDIRS. Following the major redesign of our website, we are delighted to announce the launch of MIDIRS new monthly journal. Available in June, Essentially MIDIRS will be an invaluable learning resource for supporting you in your practice and studies. Read the main article in this issue for full details - and information about how to pre-order your first copy.

As always we welcome suggestions and value your opinions. If you have any comments about the topics covered in this issue of Essence, please click on the feedback links provided, or contact Sue Penn (spenn@midirs.org).

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MIDIRS announces launch of exciting new monthly journal

.. an innovative, evidence-based learning resource for maternity health care professionals and students.

MIDIRS is pleased to announce the launch of Essentially MIDIRS, a new, independent, monthly publication for individuals and member associations involved in the care of pregnant women, new mothers and babies.

Available from 1st June 2010, Essentially MIDIRS will be edited by well known midwife, author, teacher and researcher, Sara Wickham, and looks set to become a serious consideration for those searching for an evidence-based information learning resource to support them in their practice and studies. Visit www.midi...

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