Our Collaborative is challenging the way maternity care is currently being delivered in Australia and across the globe.
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
12 Oct 2022
What's changed in 10yrs? We've gone from aspirational to implementation and evaluation. We can now show this works across Australia. This is not just a hope, we are doing this. - Prof Lesley Barclay #birthingoncountry #bstl2022
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Safe recognition of First Nations families experiencing complex trauma to ensure benefits of involving child protection outweigh the risks #BSTL2022
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The Family Support Worker role provides continuity from pregnancy until child is 3 years of age to strengthen families and address social determinants of health #BSTL2022
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Exemplary midwives, managers and researchers explain what works and what matters most when setting up new Birthing on Country models #BSTL2022
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Birthing on country: "Our ways at the forefront of our care" @WamindaSthCoast plan community owned free-standing birth centre within 3 years #BSTL2022
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Culturally and clinically safe birthing is a human right &
consistent quality relationships with midwives can make or break what happens - June Oscar AO & Sen Malarndirri McCarthy #BSTL2022
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Transforming maternity care for First Nations families requires all 4 pillars of RISE Framework #BSTL2022
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CTGs don't work! No evidence of benefit regardless of risk staus. Evidence of harms, particularly when used with central monitoring @birthsmalltalk
13 Sep 2022
Kristen delivered a brilliant talk - challenging us to reflect on our practices of Fetal heart rate monitoring👏👍 @NormalBirthConf @RikkeMaimburg @birthsmalltalk @hannahdahlen @FHStorkHome @Birthvillage1 @healthymother @indiek1
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
1 Aug 2022
Queensland are outstanding in terms of #midwifecontinuity - the gold standard in maternity care 🏆
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
20 Aug 2022
hang on a second...if you are going to tell women that 30mins distance would 'be safest' then at least provide the evidence underpinning that recommendation..... Suggest effort could also go into exploring....1/n
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
18 Aug 2022
We continue to go against all international evidence for mw led services in Ireland.
Women, if you wish to have a homebirth take advice on your human rights in childbirth.
#HSE: Why can't we develop the service rather than reducing women's rights in childbirth!! #homebirth
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Student midwives find the pandemic difficult, but the main challenge is woman-centred care through gowns, masks, and telehealth.
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
11 May 2022
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Petition to end the ban on waterbirth at home in Ireland
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
8 May 2022
Thanks for sharing the article Hannah. I'm deeply concerned by the recommendation to widen the use of central monitoring without evidence of whether it works, or not. I think central monitoring makes things worse and as you know have published on this.
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Lack of big randomised trials should no longer be viewed as a barrier to waterbirth @JyaiAllen @hannahdahlen @KildeaSue Instead, research should focus on how to improve waterbirth practice. transformingmaternity.org.au…
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Happy International Midwives Day!
4 May 2022
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Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative retweeted
4 May 2022
This is where system design ideas help. Make it so that handover always includes both professions and insist that the plan is made in #Collaboration #midwiferychat
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Let's transform maternity care
4 May 2022
Imagine if the private obstetrician only took referrals from a midwife.... When you know who will be there longest at the birth, it makes more sense for midwives to be primary carer and obstetricians to consult. #MidwiferyChat
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