Film 11: Stories from mothers whose babies have been removed at birth

Published: 22/05/2019

Wendy Marsh shares findings from her doctoral research and experience as a specialist midwife for safeguarding.

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Marsh W. (2019). ‘What can midwives learn from “women like me”? Stories from mothers whose babies have been removed at birth.

Speaker: Dr Wendy Marsh. Wendy shares findings from her doctoral research and experience as a specialist midwife for safeguarding. Her narrative inquiry gathered the stories from five women over three years in order to develop tools and resources to build improved midwifery practice with women.

Part of the 'Working with recurrent care-experienced birth mothers resource pack'.

 

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