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Midwives acting as mentors will also find the content relevant and another route to help with their professional development.



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So you want to be a midwife?


Contemporary midwifery involves providing maternity care to a wide and diverse range of women, their babies, partners and families...

A guide to MIDIRS Online Service and Reference Database


NEW podcast designed and delivered by the Information Services Team at MIDIRS, providing practical guidance on how to use the Onli...

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A guide to MIDIRS Online Service and Reference Database


NEW podcast designed and delivered by the Information Services Team at MIDIRS, providing practical guidance on how to use the Online Service (OLS) and Reference Database to get the best possible results.

So you want to be a midwife?


Contemporary midwifery involves providing maternity care to a wide and diverse range of women, their babies, partners and families.

Shoulder dystocia


Shoulder dystocia is an acute obstetric emergency, which requires immediate, skilled intervention to avoid serious fetal morbidity or mortality.


Essentially MIDIRS - The new monthly journal for maternity healthcare professionals


MIDIRS Student - Start youir midwifery career with a distinct advantage

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