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Undermining Toolkit
The undermining toolkit is an RCOG/Royal College of Midwives (RCM) initiative to address the challenge of undermining and bullying behaviour in maternity and gynaecology services
Evidence Based Midwifery - December 2012
Editorial: Pregnancy: the battle against hidden harm from chemicals, viruses, bacteria, pollutants and chips | Exploring women’s experiences of smoking during pregnancy and the postpartum | Intention and attitudes towards breastfeeding ...
Evidence-based guidelines - Introduction
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Birth environment
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Understanding Pharmacological Pain Relief
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Intermittent Auscultation (IA)
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Rupturing membranes
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Positions for labour and birth
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.
Evidence-based guidelines - Persistent lateral and posterior fetal positions at the onset of labour
The RCM Evidence based guidelines for midwifery-led care in labour (2012) provides a comprehensive discussion of currently available evidence for midwives to follow in practice.