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02 January 2020 02 Jan 2020

Volume 28 | Issue 1

ISSN (Print): 0969-4900

ISSN (Online): 2052-4307

A portrait of Florence Nightingale, the architect of modern nursing

Midwifery and the 2020 Nightingale bicentenary celebrations

Midwifery will be in the spotlight throughout 2020 as this year has been declared the international year of the nurse and midwife by the World Health Organization (WHO); the Nightingale bicentenary celebrations are also taking place globally

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Non-invasive prenatal testing and decision-making

The entrance to the HOPE Field hospital

Volunteering with Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh

The value nurses and midwives hold

An exploration of reasons why some women may leave the birth experience with emotional distress

The influence of women's cognitive status on their understanding of Down syndrome screening

Primiparous women's narratives of confidence in the perinatal period

It's up to us

The impact of birth-related injury and pain on breastfeeding outcomes

Reflecting on #16DaysofActivism2019

British Journal of Midwifery peer reviewers 2019

Learning to be a midwife

Tom on the beach in the Seychelles

A life worth living

A Mother's View