Addressing psychological distress in midwives

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Dr Sally Pezaro PhD MSc BA (Hons) FRCM PgCAPHE SFHEA RM - Adjunct Associate Professor - The University of Notre Dame Australia

Developing a training programme for midwives and maternity support workers facilitating a novel intervention to support women with anxiety in pregnancy, BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth

Compassion as a Powerful Intervention: How the interactions between women, midwives and maternity services influence women's childbirth experiences and subsequent trauma

PDF) Effect of Positive Psychology Interventions on the Quality of Prenatal Care Offered by Midwives: A Field Trial

Full article: Effectiveness of Primary Health Care Services in Addressing Mental Health Needs of Minority Refugee Population in New Zealand

Advancing nursing and midwifery practice through strategic collaboration: The establishment of a rural clinical school

Just another ordinary bad birth? A narrative analysis of first time mothers' traumatic birth experiences

Addressing psychological distress in midwives

Research shows psychological impact of pandemic on UK nursing and midwifery workforce • City, University of London

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