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The Summer Edition of The Practising Midwife AUSTRALIA is HERE! 🌞
Theme: ‘Smart Starts’ including research, reflection & practice insights for woman-centred maternity care.
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4 weeks to the international labour and birth research multidisciplinary conference ‘Making Birth Better: bringing together evidence, knowledge and experience’.
12 keynote sessions, 10 workshops, 7 symposia, and over 150 oral and poster sessions lancashire.ac.uk/events/list…
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Our new paper out in the BMJ Open on how much the first birth influences subsequent births. It is time to take a life course view url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com…
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CALLING AUSTRALIAN ILLUSTRATORS!
We’re on the lookout for a new illustrator to join the creative team behind The Practising Midwife – Australia Edition ✨
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🌸 Book Review Spotlight: 'Spilt Milk' by Dani Malone and Elizabeth Yip 🌸
Reviewed by Shelley Macmillan who summarises: "Spilt Milk helps build understanding and empathy, reminding us that behind every feeding journey lies a deeply human story."
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🎓💜 Student-Led, Woman-Centred 💜🎓
At Griffith University’s Student-Led Midwifery Clinic, final-year student Alisha Quest shares how continuity of care transforms learning and empowers women. 🌿👶🏽✨
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🍂 TPM Australia Autumn Issue OUT NOW! 🍂
We are thrilled to welcome Dr Bridget Ferguson as our new Editor-in-Chief - what a wonderful issue, evidence-based and practice-focused.
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💡 More research is needed—but this adds to the growing evidence that position for labour and birth matters.
To read this article and back copies of our journals too - come and join us for access to a host of educational and supportive online resources.
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📉 On the flip side, supine and semi-lithotomy positions showed the smallest IDs.
For midwives & birth workers, understanding which positions actually open the pelvis could make all the difference in supporting physiological birth and potentially lowering C/S rates.
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🔍 In a recent review published in the latest issue Marissa Giannake and @tanya_capper found that some upright positions are associated with the widest pelvic diameters, potentially aiding fetal descent—particularly when the baby is stalled around the ischial spines
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🌀 Can maternal position really influence the pelvis during labour? 🌀
New insights suggest YES—especially when it comes to the interspinous diameter (ID), the narrowest part of the pelvis and a key factor in whether a vaginal birth is possible.
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