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Pandemic pregnancies and midwives’ support
It’s fair to say that, for those women who have been pregnant and given birth during the pandemic, this hasn’t been quite what they had planned. Despite the challenges, though, one thing has been constant: the care and support of midwives and ...
Updated advice on COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy and women who are breastfeeding
The Government has today accepted the recommendation from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) to authorise Oxford University/AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine for use. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and ...Launch of Maternal Emotional Health and Infant Well-being and Infant Development
Launch of Maternal Emotional Health and Infant Well-being and Infant Development publication.
Pay campaign webinar - January 2021
Pay campaign webinar - January 2021RCM launches new podcast and webinar series for members
Every month the RCM will be delivering a new podcast episode and webinar, each focusing on the work the College is doing with and on behalf of its members, covering both its trade union activity and its role as a professional association. Some ...Student midwives share current experience with MPs
On Monday (25 January), third year student midwives Jo Williams and Fiona Howard joined two student nurses and a number of British MPs, including Minister of Health and Social Care Helen Whatley, to share the current experience for healthcare ...
Growing the next generation of researchers at RCM Research Conference
Midwifery research has an impact right on the front line and is the bedrock for safer and better care says the Royal College of Midwives (RCM), ahead of its second annual research conference on 23 March.
RCM virtual courses and events get off to flying start
Supporting members through the pandemic has been the focus of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) over the past year. These efforts are continuing with the start of virtual training for RCM representatives which kicked off with a stewards’ ...
Don’t jump the vaccine queue urges RCM
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) is appealing for patience from NHS staff waiting for their second COVID-19 vaccination. The call follows reports of some NHS staff trying to get a second vaccination ahead of their planned dates.