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#StressBuster#8 for #stressawarenessmonth - Kickstart your day with a gratitude boost! 🌟✨ Practice gratitude daily, soak in the small blessings, and watch your mindset transform. It doesn't matter how small but focusing on the positive things can really set you up to win. It is often the simple things that are really the BIG things. . 🙏🌺#GratitudeEveryday #PositiveVibes #MindsetMatters #nurses #nurselifeline #nursingcommunity #studentmidwife #studentnurses #midwifery #healthcare #socialcare #positivity #inspooftheday🙏🌺

Meet PhD student, Wenyi Tang, studying Nursing and Midwifery at UL all the way from China! Wenyi loved her master’s experience in UL so much that she decided to stay with us for her PhD research, which is on Asian Migrant Family Caregivers. Watch Wenyi’s testimonial about her experience so far! #nursingandmidwifery #researchweek #nursing #studentlife #midwifery #phd #phdlife #research #researchweek Video Description: Video of Wenyi talking about her experience at UL, with clips of the UL campus.

Having a buddy support you at work not only feels good, it helps you do your job more effectively. That’s why we created our Spinning Babies® Badge Buddies, two easy-access cards with detailed illustrations of how to properly apply our recommended techniques for more ease in labor. They also include QR codes that clients can scan for more information. Interested? Let’s take a closer look: ➡️ Badge #1 - Easier Rotation Is Easier Birth Provides a clear description and photos of The Three Balances℠, as well as a memory aid chart showing what techniques to use during labor.  ➡️ Badge #2 - Make Room for Baby  Visually shows parents how to use the Pelvic Levels Solutions℠ to support labor progression.  Slip these cards into your work badge, or pop them into your purse when you’re on the move for birth support that’s there when you need it. 👇 Click the link below to learn more. https://lnkd.in/ewh4nMMg  Already have the Spinning Babies® Badge Buddies? Comment below and tell us how you use yours! #midwifeappreciation #birthpros #birthassistant #birthsupport #laborsupport #laboursupport #changingbirthonearth #prenatalcare #physiologicalbirth #midwifelife #midwifery #midwiferycare #spinningbabies

Dear Author, We would be thrilled to have your #article published in the prestigious Journal of #Research in #Nursing and Midwifery! Please submit your work for consideration. #Research #Nursing #Midwifery #AcademicPublishing #authorservices #callforpapers #ResearchPapers

A Clinician’s Perspective: The Taliban’s Ban on Women in Nursing and Midwifery Education As a healthcare professional, I am profoundly alarmed by the Taliban’s recent edict that prohibits Afghan women from pursuing education in nursing and midwifery. This decree not only egregiously undermines women’s rights but also poses a significant threat to the health and well-being of the entire Afghan population. Midwives and nurses are crucial to maternal and child health, particularly in Afghanistan, where maternal mortality rates rank among the highest in the world. These professionals deliver essential care during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, especially in regions with limited healthcare access. By systematically barring women from these educational pathways, the Taliban are dismantling a vital part of the healthcare system, leaving countless women without critical medical support. The consequences of this policy are devastating. Without trained female healthcare providers, Afghan women will be forced to avoid essential medical care due to cultural prohibitions against interacting with male practitioners. This will undoubtedly lead to an increase in preventable complications and deaths among mothers and infants, further deepening an already dire public health crisis. Additionally, this ban exacerbates the marginalisation of women, stripping them of opportunities for professional development and economic independence. It perpetuates a cycle of oppression, denying women the right to contribute to society and improve their own lives and those of their families. The international community cannot afford to remain silent. Human rights organisations, global health entities, and governments around the world must condemn this regressive policy and demand the restoration of women’s rights to education and professional participation in Afghanistan. Diplomatic and economic pressures must be employed to compel the Taliban to reverse this harmful decree. As healthcare providers, we are dedicated to preserving life and promoting health. The Taliban’s ban on women in nursing and midwifery education is a direct affront to these fundamental principles. It is an attack on human dignity and represents a serious setback for public health in Afghanistan. We must stand in solidarity with Afghan women and healthcare professionals, advocating fiercely for their right to learn, work, and care for their communities. CATSINaM The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) Australian College of Nursing (ACN) Australian College of Midwives Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation #Nursing #Midwifery #WomensRights #HumanRights https://lnkd.in/g-fWEA_x

Excited to share my updated CV! As a passionate and dedicated midwifery student, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge in maternal and child health. Looking forward to connecting with professionals in the field and exploring new opportunities.#Midwifery #Healthcare #CVUpdate"

What are your priorities for advancement against the global strategic directions for #nursing and #midwifery? - education? - jobs? - leadership? - service delivery? As an IP, for me service delivery has to be a key focus. - This links with the quality of water, sanitation and hygiene and #infectionprevention and as such quality of care. The global strategy runs through 2025. https://lnkd.in/db6htyvR Thanks to #nursingleadership from World Health Organization & collaborating centres, and many others, for taking this forward - many of us have a role to play. - For example, joined up messaging regarding these strategic directions and how we are advancing #WASH and #IPC for both #patients and #healthworkers in-country in support of safe, quality service delivery is critical.

Being apart for changes its called the truth change. National Workshop of Roadmap the Implementation of UAE 🇦🇪 National Strategy in Nursing and Midwifery (2022-2026).

Talking about my work at the Research School, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Griffith University. Engagement of children and young people in participatory research brings deep meanings and makes the research process more vibrant and innovative. Although it is challenging, there is a beauty that lies beneath it. #griffithhealth #participatoryresearch #engagingchildreninresearch

Hi there, I’m contemplating studying to gain the CHIA certification - keen to hear from health care leaders, particularly nursing and midwifery who have completed the CHIA course. Did you find it useful? In what ways? What are some of the tools you use regularly? what kind of time demand was there? Was it really difficult? Happy for a DM if you’d prefer not to post publicly. Thanks! #CHIA #healthinformatics