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Caring for migrant women pocket guide
RCM pocket guide for midwives and maternity support workers caring for migrant women
Caring for migrant women
Migrant women are at higher risk of experiencing poor outcomes for themselves and their babies. Midwives have a duty of care to all women, regardless of their immigration status.
standing up for high standards
How the RCM will support midwives, student midwives and maternity support workers (MSWs) if they have concerns at work
Raising concerns
The RCM believes that all staff in maternity should feel able to speak out if they have concerns about the quality and standard of care provided, if they suspect treatment or care will or has caused harm, or if they see cultures and behaviours that ...RCM evidence to the NHS Pay Review Body 2022
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) welcomes the opportunity to submit evidence to the NHS Pay Review Body (PRB).
Midwives Magazine - January 2022
The latest Midwives magazine includes all the key updates on working in maternity during the pandemic, including clinical guidance, RCM support and good news stories.
Safer sleep guidance
The advice in this guidance will be referring to how healthcare professionals can reduce the risk of SIDS
Evidence Based Midwifery - December 2021
Those were the days of ploughing the research landscape, sowing the seeds of knowledge and now is the time to write research | Women's experiences of planning a home birth with maternity care providers in middle- to high-income countries: a ...
What if...I am a midwife working in MCoC wondering about pay and pensions
This document aims to explore different models of remunerating those working in continuity models, with a focus on principles to be considered before implementing changes and models of pay available within Agenda for Change in the NHS. ...