Adapting Group Prenatal Care for Telehealth
Adapting Group Prenatal Care for Telehealth: Lessons from a Federally Qualified Health CenterWhen COVID-19 made in-person group prenatal care impossible, the midwifery team at Mary’s Center, a federally qualified health […]
Passive Descent, Prolonged Pushing, and the Power of Midwifery Data
Every midwife knows the tension. How long is too long in second stage, and what does the evidence actually say about letting someone labor down? In this episode of Speaking […]
Drivers and Barriers to Precepting Midwifery Students
In this episode of Speaking of Midwives, host Melissa Avery, PhD CNM sits down with Dr. Julie Blumenfeld, Associate Professor and Midwifery Program Director at Rutgers University, to tackle one […]
Labor Induction Outcomes in Hospital-Based Midwife-Led Care
Since the landmark ARRIVE trial reshaped labor induction practices across the country, midwives have been asking, what do these findings actually mean in the hands of midwifery-led care? In this […]
Communication Between Pregnant People of Color and Care Providers
What does the research tell us about how pregnant people of color experience communication with their care providers? What can midwives do about it right now? In this episode, we […]
Weight Bias in Midwifery
Behind every breakthrough in reproductive healthcare, a researcher is asking the right questions. More often than you think, that researcher is a midwife. Welcome to Speaking of Midwives, we are […]