My friend Sarah
has posted a video that you must go and watch in her blog. Go now! It is fantastic.
Sarah's blog has a great repository of resources and information on matters midwifery.
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- Midwife: Sage Femme, Hebamme, Comadrona, Partera
- Midwifery Junction. An online meeting place and resources for midwives
- Online learning communities
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- Sarah Stewart's blog
- WikiEducator Midwifery page (free education resources for midwives)
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- Calling all midwives interested open access elearning
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Links to some interesting things for rural midwives
- Michel Odent's website with articles on pregnancy and birth related topics
- Dr Sarah Buckley's website of articles on gentle birth
- New Zealand rural GP network. Also includes rural nursing
- This makes the principles of pharmacology fun.
- Rural and remote Health online journal. Email you when topics of interest to you are published
- Rural midwives wikis space. Have a go at editing this site and adding your thoughts
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3 comments:
Thank you for this endorsement, Carolyn. Greatly appreciated especially in view of the fact you are now 2,500 views ahead of me!!!
A great video Carolyn, thanks for sharing, I will go to see Sarah's site
Thanks for this recommendation because I've visited this blog other times and I have to say that it was so good I know that it won't be the exception.
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