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Unlocking fair pay
The RCM fought against employer demands in the recent NHS pay framework negotiations in England to reach a settlement it is recommending members accept.
Rolling out NIPT
An evaluative roll-out of non-invasive prenatal testing is due to start in England. Lindsay Kimm and Liane Powell explain what it entails.
3000 - the new magic number?
Following the health secretary’s announcement that 3000 more midwives are to be trained in England, Midwives takes a look at what is being promised, what it will take to deliver it, and how it fits into a bigger picture of midwifery workforce ...
Influential research: The research that inspired me
Two leading midwives explain the research that influenced them and why.
PhD research: How does grading students' practice affect midwifery?
A subject lead for nursing and midwifery and lead midwife for education on their doctoral study.
Research: What was the impact on home birth rates of a dedicated service?
The Birthplace study provided the catalyst for a dedicated home birth service (HBS) at a large urban teaching hospital.
Research: Women's information needs when choosing where to give birth
It is now over five years since the Birthplace research was published.
Voice of a mother: The bereaved and traumatised mind
Jess Clasby-Monk describes how she felt during her pregnancy following the loss of her son Leo.
RCM branch voice: The rebirth of RCM Lothian
Alison Reid shares the story of relaunching their local branch for the benefit of members.