Midwifery Research Review Issue 18
In this issue:
Burnout, job satisfaction, and intention to leave midwifery
Patient and family experiences of healthcare safety investigations
Women seeking asylum during maternity care
Emotional needs of midwives providing termination of pregnancy care
Prenatal yoga and reflexology during labour
Midwives’ knowledge, attitudes and beliefs on caring for larger-bodied women
The impact of Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency notifications
Parenting and pregnancy in transgender, nonbinary, and gender expansive adults
Healthcare providers responses to intimate partner violence
Assessment of midwifery schools in South Sudan
Expert contributor
Associate Professor Mary Sidebotham
Associate Professor Mary Sidebotham is a registered midwife and is currently employed by Griffith University as the Program Director of Primary Maternity Care degree programs. She is a visiting Associate Professor at the Gold Coast University Hospital Queensland. Mary is the Deputy Editor of the Nurse Education in Practice Journal where she leads the midwifery […]
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