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Removing stigma crucial to reducing stillbirth rate

Charlotte Mitchell - 11-11-2020

The stillbirth rate in Australia has remained largely unchanged over the last 30 years, with six babies stillborn every day around the country, as experts highlight the urgent

 
The full circle: from student to midwifery mentor

Health Times - 05-06-2020

Julie Jessen was one of Wintec’s very first midwifery students to enrol in 1996. Since graduating she has helped to deliver 1,400 babies. Several decades

 
Midwives key to promoting vaccines, but more training is needed

HealthTimes - 13-06-2019

A new study shows many midwives receive little or no training on how to communicate to expectant parents the importance of maternal and childhood vaccines despite being the

 
Pregnancy and alcohol: education and support vital

Haley Williams - 18-04-2019

The National Drug Strategy Household Survey revealed that

 
Study shows night shift raises miscarriage risk

AAP - 26-03-2019

After the week eight of pregnancy, women working two or more night shifts per week have a 32 per cent higher risk of miscarriage, a study found.

 
A new report shows caesarean sections is on the rise in NSW

AAP - 19-11-2018

NSW women are more likely to have caesarean sections and less likely to smoke during pregnancy or be teen mothers, a new report shows. NSW women

 
Former Bacchus Marsh Hospital midwife will never be able to practise again

HealthTimes - 26-10-2018

The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the tribunal) has decided that a former midwife will never practise again after finding she had engaged in professional misconduct

 
Home birth a growing trend in remote and regional areas

Nicole Madigan - 20-08-2018

An increasing number of women from regional and remote towns are opting for home birth, in a likely attempt to access continuity of care. “Women want continuity

 
Maternity services in remote parts of Queensland will be investigated

AAP - 13-08-2018

A panel of experts will investigate obstetrics care in rural and remote parts of Queensland, where many mothers are giving birth without medical help.

 
Burnout in Midwifery: An Occupational Hazard?

Haley Williams - 20-07-2018

It’s concerning that mental illness among healthcare professionals is exceptionally high compared to the national average1. A study of suicides over 12 years found female

 

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