Emergency midwifery in the community
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“As a recently retired midwife - with over 30 years experience- I found this podcast extremely interesting and also learnt from it! I spent the last 18 years of my career in a stand alone MLU (midwife led unit) and expecting the unexpected was a given. Regular PROMPT training was certainly invaluable as was the first part of my career in busy hospital settings where I experienced almost every possible obstetric emergency. I agree with Amy that breech births should be viewed as physiological with the caveat of awareness of deviations from the norm - as in cephalic births. Thanks for such an informative podcast and brilliant and likeable presenters”
Annie the Blake via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/19/22
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“If you are involved in any form of Emergency Medicine, PHEC or frontline ambulance role. This is absolutely essential listening. 🚑🇦🇲”
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04/10/21
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“Relevant, easy listening. Thank you for all the effort you put it!”
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“I’m a student nurse with a job lined up in A&E once I qualify. I’m hoping to specialise in emergency nursing as I progress and I find listening to these podcasts really interesting. I download them and play them in the car which is the only way I can really listen as I have 2 children who...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
09/12/22
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