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Evidence Based Midwifery: Volume 7, Issue 1

Evidence Based Midwifery is the research journal of the Royal College of Midwives.

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Volume 7, Issue 1 (MARCH 2009)


  • The impact of the birth of the first child on a couple's relationship
    The birth of a first child heralds a major life transition for couples and has an inextricable effect on their relationship as their affiliation transits from an intimate dyad to a dynamic triad. Research suggests that the birth of a first baby has a formidable impact on the couple's relationship, even more so than subsequent progeny.
  • Editorial: On the antiquity of evidence-based midwifery and its discontents
    At a recent visit to an exhibition at the Staedel Museum, Frankfurt-am-Main (Kemperdick and Sander, 2008), I was astounded to stumble upon a 600-year-old painting of evidence-based midwifery!
  • Professing midwifery
    Professors of midwifery have played an important part in the development of the profession. Midwifery is now mainly evidence based and textbooks are based on research. A number of midwives hold the title of 'Dr' and many have degrees. Midwifery-led care is no longer something we do with stealth, it is the choice of many women and has been made legitimate by government policy and sound research.
  • Midwife sonographer activity in the UK
    Explores the role of the midwife ultrasonographer in the UK.
  • Are student midwives influenced by the 'traditional' (non-evidence-based) practices of their clinical mentors?
    This paper provides a discriptive account of a structured review of literature undertaken as part of an investigation into whether pre-registered final-year midwifery students who were based at five universities in the north of England were influenced by the 'traditional' (non-evidence-based) practices of their clinical mentors.