10.3 Implementing Maternity and Midwifery Continuity – public support

Each year more research is published extending our knowledge about the health benefits of relational care, midwifery continuity of carer for women, babies and their families. While job satisfaction is increased, and work-related stress is reduced for those providing this model of care, there is also resistance to changing daily routines, established patterns of work and areas of responsibility among midwives who have no experience of ‘following the woman’. In this session we continue to explore the wider implications of continuity of care. What do service users think and say….? Hosted by: Sue Macdonald, Midwifery Expert, Mayes Midwifery Contributions from: Mary Newburn, Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead, Kings College London ARC Maternity Jo Daguston, AIMS Volunteer, Public co-investigator, NIHR funded/ELHT Project Zenab Barry, Political Scientist, International Development Specialist and Director, National Maternity Voices Each week we covered a wide range of topics - from COVID-19 to Sickle Cell, from Racial Disparity to Restoring Home births - with the podcast released each Friday. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Register your free place today to get a personalised reminder from us. Join us at 7 pm on Wednesday at this hour-long online programme with live audience Q&A to update your knowledge. Live on Maternity and Midwifery Forum | 7pm London, UK | Wednesday's throughout 2022. Listen to the Maternity & Midwifery Hour Podcast Listen to the Maternity & Midwifery Hour Podcast. Support us on Patreon. Catch up on demand Every episode is available free after the live stream – this is created especially for you by Neil Stewart Associates and filmed by Narrowcast Media Group and is available from Midwifery Forum’s YouTube – don’t forget to subscribe to our channel. Catch up on the highlights with our supporters - MATFLIX.