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Preceptorship of newly qualified midwives
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) believes that newly qualified midwives benefit from support provided by experienced practitioners in the form of a preceptorship programme during their first year of practice.Inclusivity statement
RE:Birth summary report
Evidence Based Midwifery - June 2022
A period of transition: from a heartfelt farewell to Professor Marlene Sinclair, EBM Editor 2003-2021, to the dawn of a new EBM journal | The RETHINK Study Protocol: to determine if pregnant women who pain catastrophise are more likely to attend ...
Scottish survey report 2022
As the professional association and trade union for midwives and maternity support workers, representing our members and giving them a voice is at the heart of what the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) does. This report marks a significant milestone ...
Informed decision making
Individuals must be provided with the expert advice and support that they would like, in order to understand the care, treatment and support options available to them. Receiving this advice and support enables women to make informed decisions ...
Care outside guidance
Care outside guidance
Safer staffing
Every woman in established labour should be cared for by at least one midwife.
Blueprint for better maternity care in Northern Ireland
Blueprint for better maternity care in Northern Ireland