Just wanted to share a link to the recent Facebook that SMFA in collaboration with Maternity Choices, Maternity Consumer Network, Pregnancy Birth and Beyond Media and others hosted last week – if you hold down control and click on the link or copy and paste this link to the URL

Australian women who have had a baby in the past two years, are invited to complete an online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BirthDignitySurvey2020  – in which will ask them to reflect on their experiences of being pregnant. The survey will help highlight some of the issues

Australian women who have had a baby in the past two years, are invited to complete an online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BirthDignitySurvey2020 – in which will ask them to reflect on their experiences of being pregnant. The survey will help highlight some of the issues p

Australian women who have had a baby in the past two years, are invited to complete an online survey by clicking on the link  Birth Dignity Survey – in which will ask them to reflect on their experiences of being pregnant. The survey will help highlight some of the issues pregnant wom

We want to let you know about a series of events to mark Birth Trauma Week hosted by Maternal Mental Health Matters Australia. This includes a highly experienced and reputable panel to be broadcast on Facebook Live Friday 11th September 10 to 11.30 am. The participants: Professor Hann

The survey is open until 30 September 2020 for all women who have birthed in Australia in the past two years.  Please, click on the link to complete the survey – Birth Dignity Survey   Do women in Australia have the birth they want? We are seeking to find out if Australian

The two big decisions that have to be made are: Where you are going to give birth and Who is going to provide your maternity care? Whether you choose a midwife, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health worker, general practitioner or obstetrician will also depend on a number of fa

REPORT ON INQUIRY INTO MATERNITY SERVICES IN THE ACT Standing Committee On Health, Ageing And Community Services June 2020 The opening statement to the report is: I think we have tripped into a space where we deliver services that meet the needs of the services rather than putting the

The core practices in pregnancy care are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.  While intended for health professionals, they are very useful for pregnant women.

REPORT ON INQUIRY INTO MATERNITY SERVICES IN THE ACT Standing Committee On Health, Ageing And Community Services June 2020 Report 10   The opening statement to the report is: I think we have tripped into a space where we deliver services that meet the needs of the services rather