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Section 9 Professional development
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4 Delivering continuity of midwifer
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5. Cultural change—building a sup
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Section 1 Why provide continuity of
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These reforms can be seen as part o
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Section 2 Midwifery continuity mode
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shifts, but also rotate across ante
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For well women, evidence supports t
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• The project officer develops se
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Section 4 Key elements to successfu
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Key issues for leaders in midwifery
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At the Gold Coast Hospital Birth Ce
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Culture of birth—current issues I
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Section 6 Clinical governance Eleme
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Consumer participation and informed
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Clinical practice guidelines To ens
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Award levels for midwives Often mid
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Balance of service demand and resou
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