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Midwifery Research Review Issue 20

Midwifery Research Review Issue 20

In this issue:

Global prevalence of intention to leave midwifery
Analysis of submissions to the NSW
Birth Trauma Inquiry
Children’s experiences of midwives working
Non‑normative pregnancy and childbirth decisions
Maternal satisfaction comparison of water immersion and epidural analgesia
First Nations families’ maternity care experiences
Midwifery students’ experiences of clinical placement
Non-attendance at perinatal mental health services
Midwives and the rollout of diabetes technology
The role of midwives in advancing planetary health

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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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