Ed Mullins
@edmullins.bsky.social
Consultant Obstetrician, Clinical Associate Professor Imperial College.
https://www.edwardmullins.health/
https://www.edwardmullins.health/
Ed Mullins
At our 2024 @FSRH_UK Post-Birth contraception conference, we heard from LMEs that midwifery syllabus is crowded and contraception competes with multiple other areas for time. Collaborative effort needed to prioritise time in training @MidwivesRCM @FSRH_UK @RCObsGyn @DHSCgovuk 4/4
At our 2024 @FSRH_UK Post-Birth contraception conference, we heard from LMEs that midwifery syllabus is crowded and contraception competes with multiple other areas for time. Collaborative effort needed to prioritise time in training @MidwivesRCM @FSRH_UK @RCObsGyn @DHSCgovuk 4/4
January 2, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Ed Mullins
At our 2024 @FSRH_UK Post-Birth contraception conference, we heard from LMEs that midwifery syllabus is crowded and contraception competes with multiple other areas for time. Collaborative effort needed to prioritise time in training @MidwivesRCM @FSRH_UK @RCObsGyn @DHSCgovuk 4/4
At our 2024 @FSRH_UK Post-Birth contraception conference, we heard from LMEs that midwifery syllabus is crowded and contraception competes with multiple other areas for time. Collaborative effort needed to prioritise time in training @MidwivesRCM @FSRH_UK @RCObsGyn @DHSCgovuk 4/4
Gillian Matthews
@ImperialNHS
surveyed lead midwives for education. TLDR, 5/30 LMEs content with current contraception content, to achieve
@DHSCgovuk England Women’s Health Strategy, high-quality contraception teaching & contraception placements needed doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 3/4
@ImperialNHS
surveyed lead midwives for education. TLDR, 5/30 LMEs content with current contraception content, to achieve
@DHSCgovuk England Women’s Health Strategy, high-quality contraception teaching & contraception placements needed doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 3/4
Undergraduate midwifery contraception training in England and Wales
The Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) and the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) recommend that post-birth contraception is offered to everyone giving birth before...
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January 2, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Gillian Matthews
@ImperialNHS
surveyed lead midwives for education. TLDR, 5/30 LMEs content with current contraception content, to achieve
@DHSCgovuk England Women’s Health Strategy, high-quality contraception teaching & contraception placements needed doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 3/4
@ImperialNHS
surveyed lead midwives for education. TLDR, 5/30 LMEs content with current contraception content, to achieve
@DHSCgovuk England Women’s Health Strategy, high-quality contraception teaching & contraception placements needed doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 3/4
Claire Cousins
@ImperialNHS
explored pre-reg. English midwifery programmes. TLDR, Student midwives see little discussion/provision of contraception in practice so unlikely to consider it part of a midwife’s role, specialist lecturers enhance learning doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 2/4
@ImperialNHS
explored pre-reg. English midwifery programmes. TLDR, Student midwives see little discussion/provision of contraception in practice so unlikely to consider it part of a midwife’s role, specialist lecturers enhance learning doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 2/4
A qualitative study which aims to explore the factors influencing the delivery of both theory and practice of contraception and sexual health on pre-registration midwifery programmes in England
Background Pregnancy offers an opportunity to provide equitable access to contraception information and provision, and professional bodies advocate provision of contraception in the immediate postpart...
doi.org
January 2, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Claire Cousins
@ImperialNHS
explored pre-reg. English midwifery programmes. TLDR, Student midwives see little discussion/provision of contraception in practice so unlikely to consider it part of a midwife’s role, specialist lecturers enhance learning doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 2/4
@ImperialNHS
explored pre-reg. English midwifery programmes. TLDR, Student midwives see little discussion/provision of contraception in practice so unlikely to consider it part of a midwife’s role, specialist lecturers enhance learning doi.org/10.1136/bmjs... 2/4