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Sustainability in Various Midwifery Practice Models

Episode 78 of the Midwifery Wisdom Podcast podcast, hosted by Midwifery Wisdom Collective, titled "Sustainability in Various Midwifery Practice Models" was published on November 15, 2023 and runs 59 minutes.

November 15, 2023 ·59m · Midwifery Wisdom Podcast

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Summary

Welcome to another episode of The Midwifery Wisdom podcast. In today's episode, guest host Angela Love is joined by Jordan Tucker, her midwifery partner. Join the conversation as they share their ideas for how to make midwifery more sustainable. They talk a little about Augustine's pillars of Midwifery, Safe, Sacred, and Sustainable, then dive into topics such as burnout in midwifery, how to prevent it, practicing in a team, taking time off, and much more.They share personal experiences and observations from their time in midwifery, both the good and the bad, and how those have led them to the healthy practice they now run.Whether you're a seasoned midwife or an aspiring one, this episode is packed with wisdom and guidance to inspire and empower you on your midwifery journey.Show Resources-Avoiding Burnout and Remaining Resilient-Pathways to Midwifery Course

Episode Description

Welcome to another episode of The Midwifery Wisdom podcast. In today's episode, guest host Angela Love is joined by Jordan Tucker, her midwifery partner. 

Join the conversation as they share their ideas for how to make midwifery more sustainable. They talk a little about Augustine's pillars of Midwifery, Safe, Sacred, and Sustainable, then dive into topics such as burnout in midwifery, how to prevent it, practicing in a team, taking time off, and much more.

They share personal experiences and observations from their time in midwifery, both the good and the bad, and how those have led them to the healthy practice they now run.

Whether you're a seasoned midwife or an aspiring one, this episode is packed with wisdom and guidance to inspire and empower you on your midwifery journey.

Show Resources
-Avoiding Burnout and Remaining Resilient

-Pathways to Midwifery Course

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