Burnout is highly prevalent among health practitioners 😔 The ‘good news’ is many factors associated w burnout in 🇦🇺 podiatrists are modifiable 📖 ⬇️ Thanks to co-authors: Anna Couch @TerryPHaines Hylton Menz Belinda O’Sullivan ⁦Prof Cylie Williams⁩ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Women who received midwife continuity of care models less likely to experience a caesarean section, instrumental birth and episiotomy. Little difference to fetal loss and preterm birth. cochrane.org/CD004667/PREG_…

Are you a midwife who has experienced an AHPRA notification? Please consider taking part in this study led by Master of Midwifery student, Fiona Gordon.

Excited to be at #ASPOG24 conference on 'Breaking Boundaries, Bridging Gaps.' Presenting some PhD results from our papers on #BirthforHumankind #doulas rships supporting migrant women and understanding how these doulas provide culturally-responsive maternity care ASPOG

What an impressive start to #ASPOG24. Welcome from our ASPOG President A/Prof Michelle Peate

This is one of the most special conferences of the year - ASPOG is a diverse multidisciplinary society where we explore a range of important topics relating to women’s health and wellbeing.

If you are attending ASPOG ASM, hope to see you at the breakfast panel discussion on #BirthTrauma tomorrow with Deb Pidd Dr Josephine Power & yours truly Let’s tackle one of the most important issues of our time together If not us, then who? If not now, then when?

Our keynote for session four, Hazel Keedle, speaking on Birth Trauma and Obstetric violence in Australia: “women felt dehumanized, powerless and violated” #ASPOG24

Excited to be part of this important work, led by Prof Della Forster Judith Lumley Centre NHMRC funding to improve antenatal care latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/… #latrobeuni via La Trobe University

Do you have pain? Or treat people who have pain? Want to know more about things that can influence our choice (and ability) to move? Join us for a free webinar featuring researchers from the Persistent Pain Research Group SAHMRI and IIMPACT in Health UniSA

Further evidence that midwifery continuity of carer models should be expanded - for low-risk women, they are cost-neutral for hospitals and lead to significant cost savings for the public health system. gocm.bmj.com/content/4/2/e0… Judith Lumley Centre La Trobe Researchers

"You get to appreciate real anatomical variations and you get better at noticing intricacies and patterns within the body" - thoughts from an anatomy student in Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology latrobe.edu.au/news/announcem… #latrobeuni via La Trobe University

A #latrobeuni study is seeking to challenge traditional categorisations of coping strategies in a bid to promote autonomy and create empowering #childbirth experiences for women. northern.starweekly.com.au/news/centering…

How do labour positions alter pelvic outlet dimensions? Read our article to find out. Led by Marissa Giannake, who complete this study during final year of midwifery degree - amazing work, Marissa! ThePractisingMidwife Australian Catholic University Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology and Pharmacology Judith Lumley Centre

Res McCalman presenting insightful findings from her PhD on the voices of First Nations women birthing in Naarm on what made them feel 'safe, connected and supported' in the Baggarrook program in a 'complex, fragmented' maternity system Judith Lumley Centre #ACM2024 ACM

The brilliant mind of Dr Elizabeth Newnham sharing the development of ‘midwifery thinking’ and concepts relating to Somatophilic Rationality for Reproductive Justice. #ACM2024 Reach out to Liz if you are interested in the Humanising Birth Research Network 🌱 …phany.philosophyandtechnology.network/article/view/1…