MIDWIVES have teamed up with Bolton Council of Mosques (BCOM) to deliver a new service. Bolton NHS Foundation Trust s community midwife team is preparing to launch its new two ay antenatal clinic at the Deane-based centre next week. It comes at the trust celebrates International Day of the Midwife. The antenatal drop-in sessions will run every Monday afternoon and whilst he service is largely aimed at the diverse ethnic communities in this area including women who may not have English as a first language, it is open to all who wish to access care at the location. The drop-ins are available to discuss anything non-medical such as queries around preparation for labour, diet and other wellbeing factors during pregnancy, contraception following birth.
Kate Middleton Marks International Day Of The Midwife By Sharing A Very Special Interview Becca Longmire
Kate Middleton is marking International Day of the Midwife with a very special interview.
The Duchess of Cambridge spoke to Harriet Nayiga, a nurse and midwife who founded MILCOT (Midwife-led Community Transformation), a community organization providing advice and support for vulnerable women and girls in Uganda.
The chat was for the May issue of
Nursing Times, to celebrate the three-year Nursing Now initiative, which is drawing to a close this month.
The 3 year long @NursingNow2020 campaign has seen:
✅ 31,000+ young professionals signed up for the Nightingale Challenge
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The Duchess of Cambridge says she is in awe of the work nurses do, particularly one midwife she recently interviewed to raise the profile of the profession.
Kate took on the role of journalist to speak with Harriet Nayiga, a midwife in Uganda who is helping vulnerable young women in remote communities.
Nursing Times to mark International Day of the Midwife, May 5.
The Duchess of Cambridge interviews Ugandan nurse and midwife Harriet Nayiga about her work with vulnerable young girls. (Kensington Palace)
It also heralded the completion of Nursing Now, a three-year global campaign to raise the status and profile of nursing.
Kate Middleton s profesh blue blazer is actually from Zara
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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) marked the International Day of the Midwife yesterday in a royal blue blazer. And it s from.drumroll please.Zara! Good to know that one of our high street faves is also good enough for royalty.
The occasion was to mark the completion of Nursing Now, a three year worldwide campaign to raise the status and profile of nursing. Kate interviewed Ugandan midwife Harriet Nayiga for the May edition of
Nursing Times to highlight the incredible hard work and dedication that goes into the profession, and she chose a very smart look for the appearance.