European Journal of Midwifery

The European Journal of Midwifery, (Abbr: Eur J Midwifery; ISSN: 2585-2906) is an open-access and double-blind peer-reviewed scientific journal. The aim of the journal is to foster, promote and disseminate research involving midwifery education and clinical practice. The journal has an international focus and hence welcomes submissions from across the globe. EJM covers all aspects of the practice of midwifery, especially on midwifery research, support, care and advice during pregnancy, labour and the postpartum period.

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Special Issue Supplement 1/2023

Abstract Book of the 7th EMA Education Conference Supplement 1/2023 vol. 7

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Interprofessional survey on knowledge and attitudes of midwives regarding oral health, in France

Abid Bossouf, Céline Sabourin, Florent Fuchs, Nicolas Giraudeau, Camille Inquimbert

Eur J Midwifery 2023;7(December):37

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18332/ejm/172881

Abstract

Interprofessional survey on knowledge and attitudes of midwives regarding oral health, in France

Normal childbirth: The natural, non-medical, alternative approaches to the most common medical interventions in labor

Midwives’ experiences with aortic compression for postpartum hemorrhage: A qualitative study

Midwives’ work-related fear and anxiety and its impact on their wellbeing and performance. A qualitative study of perceived anxiety in community midwives

Women’s experiences and views of outpatient and inpatient induction of labor with oral misoprostol: A secondary qualitative study

Foreign-born women rated medical and emotional aspects of postnatal care higher than women born in Sweden: A quantitative comparative study

Attitudes towards sexual education among midwifery students

A qualitative study exploring healthcare workers’ lived experiences of the impacts of COVID-19 policies and guidelines on maternal and reproductive healthcare services in the United Kingdom

Informational support and information-seeking during transition to parenthood: Baby Buddy Forward’s focus groups with pregnant women and new mothers in Cyprus

Exploring and enhancing midwives’ professional autonomy: Embarking on a journey of empowerment for midwives globally

The role of part-time arrangements in the sustainability of midwifery continuity of care models in Australia: An integrative review

Experiences of women with impaired physical mobility during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum: A case study

Associations between maternal health literacy, neonatal health and breastfeeding outcomes in the early postpartum period

Newly qualified midwives’ experiences of caring for women in the maternity setting: An integrative review

An ecological conception of professional coaching for newly recruited midwives: The case of maternity units in northern Morocco

Assessment of the relevance of midwifery competencies in academic education in Germany from the midwives’ perspective: A structural analysis of cross-sectional survey data

Infodemic management challenges and evidence-based midwifery

Does regular antenatal exercise promote exclusive breastfeeding during the first 3 months of life? Secondary analyses of a randomized controlled trial

Cannabis use during pregnancy and its effect on the fetus, newborn and later childhood: A systematic review

What are the challenges midwives face working with refugee women and how can they be addressed?