Respectful Care: It’s What Women Want, But Can We Ensure It during the COVID-19...
Respectful Maternity Care is a term that only came into recognized use in the last ten years and has truly gone global. It was...
Tips for a Great Global Health Experience
Emma Clark, third from left with members of the Ghana Midwives Association in Ghana.
Teen Sex Ed in Rural Haiti
Introduction
This
article describes the experiences of a midwife and retired nursing professor, a
labor and delivery registered nurse (RN), and a family medicine physician
working together to...
Midwifery Students Reach Across the Pond: A US-UK Short-Term Study Abroad Experience
Developing a Short-Term Study Abroad
Experience
Cindy L. Farley, CNM, PhD, FACNM, is an Associate Professor in the Nurse-Midwifery and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner programs of...
Notes from the Field: Malawi #1 (Global Understanding)
This column is the first of four from Malawi and illustrates one of the ACNM Global Health Competencies. If you are interested in submitting...
Global Outreach: Advancing Maternal Health in Small Communities Around the World
Global engagement is one of five strategic goals of the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM). Ensuring women and newborns throughout the globe have access...
Notes from the Field: Malawi #3 (Teaching/Learning)
This column is the third of four from Malawi and illustrates one of the ACNM Global Health Competencies. If you are interested in submitting a...
Announcing the ACNM Global Health Competencies and Skills for Midwives
The American College of Nurse Midwives Board of Directors and the ACNM Division of Global Engagement are pleased to announce the establishment of the...
Notes from the Field: Malawi #2 (Leadership, Organization, and Program Management)
This column is the second of four from Malawi and illustrates one of the ACNM Global Health Competencies. If you are interested in submitting...
Quality Improvement and Risk Reduction: Two Peas in a Midwife’s Pod
Quality improvement and risk management are often treated as
unrelated aspects of the health care system. They are housed in different
departments and operate independently rather...