Midwifery: Love, Life and Learning

Risk and Uncertainty in Maternity CareGuests: Mandie Scamell Senior Midwifery LecturerKirstie Coxon Reader in Maternity Care Raymond De Vries Professor Emeritus Book:Risk and Uncertainty in Maternity CarePutting Risk in It's Placehttps://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-02731-3

Speakers: Lily Wakeley – Student MidwifeRosanna Wiseman – Student MidwifeSafia Saad – Newly Qualified Midwife  Link to Fund Future Midwives - https://ffmuk.co.uk/

Guest:Samuel Todd - Consultant Midwife  Open Access article in TPM Monitoring matters back to basics why maternal observations matterIntelligent Intermittent Auscultation Free eLearn Module www.huntleighacademy.com/obstetrics-academy

Guest: Amy Breslin, Maternity Advisor, UK Sepsis Trust@maternalsepsisuk @uksepsistrust  UK Sepsis Trust website: sepsistrust.org 

In this second episode, Dr Claire Feeley speaks with Elisabeth Ubbe, a midwife from Sweden who is also a prolific artist and photojournalist. In this episode, we explore how we met and our connections to 'Skilled Heartfelt Midwifery Practice' where Elisabeth, through her photography, has managed to capture the essence of such practice. As they say 'a picture is worth a thousand words'! Listen and find out more. Claire Feeley Elisabeth Ubbe -  Photographer, filmmaker, writer, midwife. Socials: instagram is @eubbe on facebook just Elisabeth Ubbe.If you want to contact her [email protected]

Unemployed Midwives in an Understaffed Service Kel McDermott - Student Midwife Nikki Attridge -  Student MidwifeSafia Saad - Student Midwife 

Sheena Byrom with:  Fedwa Harrack  Community Midwife and Midwifery Lecturer who is Passionate about compassionate care, education, and empowering families.

Amanda Bull Independent Midwife Dr Claire Feeley Senior Lecturer in Midwifery, King's College London

Midwives in Research  Angela Kerrigan Consultant Midwife Senior Research Leader  Katrina Rigby  Senior Research Leader Women & Children's Research Team Leader 

Transformative birth after Trauma Name Taryn Hubbard Mother, Service User