VIDM colours of purple, teal, and rainbow motif, featuring headshots of the three speakers Melissa Cheyney, Micknai Arefaine, and Allison Cummins, with the keynote title “QMNC Research Alliance: Changing the Culture of Knowledge Production, and the #VIDM25 logo.

Virtual International Day of the Midwife May 5: have you registered for #VIDM25? Dont miss our opening keynote address: “Changing the Culture of Knowledge Production” with @upliftlab.bsky.social @allisoncummins.bsky.social @micknai.bsky.social

Free registeration here: vidm.org/vidm-2025-pr...

Image is a text-based poster for the event: QMNC is launching an innovative tool to assess maternity care quality. There are two dates, March 25 2 am ET and March 27 11 am ET. Registration is free for QMNC members. You can join QMNC for free. See URL in the post

Measuring maternity care experiences just got easier! 🔥
The #QMNCFi tracks service user perceptions over time, improving care quality.
📢 Learn more at our live event
📅 25 Mar | 2 am ET
📅 27 Mar | 11 am ET
🔗 Register (#QMNC members only): www.qmnc.org/about-qmnc/q...
Join QMNC for free: www.qmnc.org

QMNC Framework Index (QMNCFi) - a comprehensive tool for measuring service user perceptions of the quality of care over time.
Register now: www.qmnc.org/about-qmnc/q...
● 25 March 5 pm Sydney/2 am EDT
● 27 March 3 pm UK/11 am EDT
Free for QMNC members not a member join here: www.qmnc.org

The continuity relationship makes caring for women with anxiety and depression easier, but it is also a heavy responsibility Perinatal depression and anxiety, experienced by about 20 % of women, are a risk factor for associated morbidities for mothers and babies, including r…

Sharing our latest paper on the benefits of #midwifery #continuityofcare for women with #perinatalmentalhealth

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Today we celebrated graduation at the University of Newcastle such a wonderful ceremony! I was privileged to read midwifery graduate names and my promotion to Professor of Midwifery was announced

‘Afghanistan already has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world, according to the World Health Organization with a report released last year noting 620 women were dying per 100,000 live births’ #midwives @rcm.org.uk