Abstract
In this short guide, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) will introduce you to a hospital midwife in Edinburgh, a homebirth midwife in Angus, a Glasgow midwife specialising in the care of refugees and trafficked women, a perinatal mental health midwife in Grampian, and a midwife and lecturer in Paisley helping to train the midwives who will care for the next generation of Scots.
These midwives illustrate the breadth of the contribution that midwifery makes to the health and care of women and families across Scotland.
We will also set out the ways in which midwives make a difference as well as some of the ways in which we are working to improve maternity care.
These midwives illustrate the breadth of the contribution that midwifery makes to the health and care of women and families across Scotland.
We will also set out the ways in which midwives make a difference as well as some of the ways in which we are working to improve maternity care.
| Original language | English |
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| Type | RCM guidance |
| Media of output | Publication and ministerial launch |
| Publisher | Royal College of Midwives |
| Number of pages | 15 |
| Publication status | Published - May 2018 |
