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May
15
It gives me great pleasure to announce the arrival of our brand new, spangly book reviews section!
Please help us to help others chose their books by filling our new book review section with all your thoughts and feelings about your favourite midwifery books.
If you would like us to add any books that are not yet within the new section and are willing to complete a book review - just let me know via PM.
I hope you all enjoy this super new feature
If you are a book author, please contact us to discuss SMNET including your book for review.
Please help us to help others chose their books by filling our new book review section with all your thoughts and feelings about your favourite midwifery books.
If you would like us to add any books that are not yet within the new section and are willing to complete a book review - just let me know via PM.
I hope you all enjoy this super new feature

If you are a book author, please contact us to discuss SMNET including your book for review.
May
02
UK maternity charity and long term SMNET supporter MIDIRS, has pledged to donate 20% of the cost of every personal subscription it receives between 4th - 5th May 2012, to international charity SafeHands for Mothers.
Timed to coincide with this year’s International Day of the Midwife on 5th May 2012, the campaign aims to raise further awareness of maternal morbidity rates in developing countries.
MIDIRS and SafeHands share the same mission of attempting to alleviate this crisis. MIDIRS, by disseminating evidence-based information that will support maternity health care professionals and students in their practice and studies, and SafeHands by producing special training films and visual materials designed to support government and non-governmental training and advocacy programmes in developing countries....
Timed to coincide with this year’s International Day of the Midwife on 5th May 2012, the campaign aims to raise further awareness of maternal morbidity rates in developing countries.
MIDIRS and SafeHands share the same mission of attempting to alleviate this crisis. MIDIRS, by disseminating evidence-based information that will support maternity health care professionals and students in their practice and studies, and SafeHands by producing special training films and visual materials designed to support government and non-governmental training and advocacy programmes in developing countries....
May
01
To celebrate International Day of the Midwife the wonderful Maria Anderson has kindly donated SIGNED copies of her fantastic book Tales of a Midwife.
To win one of these super special books simply tell us what you would do to improve maternity services, whether that be for mums, families, midwives, agencies, the NHS........
Lets think about how we as the future of midwifery would like to see our profession grow and bloom.
The winner will be picked by Maria herself!
Simply add your entry to this thread
Good luck!
I look forward to reading all of your thoughts and suggestions.
To win one of these super special books simply tell us what you would do to improve maternity services, whether that be for mums, families, midwives, agencies, the NHS........
Lets think about how we as the future of midwifery would like to see our profession grow and bloom.
The winner will be picked by Maria herself!
Simply add your entry to this thread

Good luck!
I look forward to reading all of your thoughts and suggestions.
May
01
SMNET's new and lovely friend the wonderful Maria Anderson will be around on SMNET this week taking your questions. Maria wrote the fantastic Tales of a Midwife, a must read for all prospective students.
Come get to know Maria better, whose going to start us off with our first question to this midwifery legend?
Come get to know Maria better, whose going to start us off with our first question to this midwifery legend?

May
01
International Day of the Midwife 5 May 2012
May 5 is the internationally recognised day for recognising the work of midwives.
Over 340,000 women die each year, with millions more suffering infection and disability as a result of preventable maternal causes. The ICM, alongside UN agencies, WHO and a range of other international partners, is committed to addressing maternal mortality and morbidity through greater access to essential midwifery care worldwide, particularly in developing countries where 90% of maternal deaths occur.
Many midwives around the world celebrate the 'International Day of the Midwife' on 5 May each year....
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