Last Friday we hosted our first Maternity & Midwifery Hour on Facebook Live.
We were delighted to welcome viewers from more than 20 countries around the world.
This episode brought together leading experts Dr Sheena Byrom OBE from All4Maternity and The Practising Midwife, Sue Macdonald, Co-editor of Mayes Midwifery and Jenny Clarke (Jenny the Midwife) to provide up to date information on working through COVID-19 and top tips on how midwives and allied healthcare professionals can protect their own physical and mental wellbeing during these exceptionally difficult times.
- How to cope with the pressure?
- Maintaining professional standards
- Supporting yourself and colleagues
Watch the presentations HERE.
Listen to the podcast HERE.
(Don’t see your favourite podcast platform? Check back soon – our podcast is becoming available on more platforms every day.)
At times like these, it’s so important that healthcare professionals have access to the latest and most accurate flow of information to ensure best practice and to safeguard their own wellbeing.
This is your chance to hear the latest thinking and get your questions answered.
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Hello, my name is Jasmine and I am an ambassador for The Borgen Project, which is an a. I found this podcast through a friend of mine, whose cousin is currently pregnant, and I find the way that you approach topics and educate about motherhood and maternity is fascinating and incredibly educational. I am currently reaching out to you to see if you’d be interested in helping me promote the Borgen Project. We are an American advocacy group that carries out advocacy activities in order to promote the welfare of the world’s poor. This includes various sectors such as global poverty, women’s empowerment, and COVID-19 relief. One of the bills that we are trying to currently pass through Congress is the Reach Every Mother and Child Act, which, if passed, might be able to strengthen the US government’s efforts to end the preventable deaths of mothers, newborns and young children in developing countries.
Essentially, I’m wondering whether there might be the opportunity for an interview, or the chance to highlight the Borgen Project’s efforts in the podcast? It would be an honor to work with you.
Kind regards,
Jasmine
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