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MCoC What if...? Series student edition 2020
Midwifery Continuity of Carer (MCOC) is one part of a wideranging reform of UK maternity services which aim to improve outcomes and experience of care for women and babies. Student midwives have an important role to play in its implementation.RCM Statement to Members 2019
The Royal College of Midwives Trust Trading Company Limited Directors' Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2019.
Midwives Experiences of caring for high risk women from Black Asian Ethnic Minority groups
This qualitative study explores midwives’ experiences of caring for high risk Black Asian Minority Ethnic Groups in order to identify how improvements can be made to the care and outcomes of this group. The study was also undertaken against ...
First five years forum (FFYF) 2020
Early discussions within the FFYF identified that forum members had experienced differing levels of support as newly qualified midwives (NQMs) and varying expectations of skill and abilities between Health Boards. This resulted in many ...
MCoC What if...? Series 3 Staff Engagement
Engaging with staff has been shown in recent years to be one of the most important influences on how well an organisation performs, across every aspect of patient care.
MCoC What if...? Series 2
This short document takes a look at how the role of the MSW can best be embedded into new models of maternity care that are built around continuity. It is not detailed guidance, but a starting point to spark local discussions and highlight some ...The RCM Evidence to the NHS Pay Review Body 2020
The RCM is the trade union and professional organisation that represents the vast majority of practising midwives and maternity support workers (MSWs) in the UK. The RCM is the voice of midwifery, providing excellence in representation, ...
Talking to babies: Improving literacy and reducing inequalities. The role of the maternity support worker.
Maternity support workers (MSWs) have a valuable role in working with midwives caring for women and their families. Support workers are working more in the community, in women’s homes and in clinics. Effective care contributes to improving ...
Blue Top Guidelines Midwifery Care for Induction Labour
