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On #IDM2023 we’re celebrating the midwives who are improving health outcomes for women by turning evidence into practice.

To celebrate International Day of the Midwife we interviewed Irving Buzzard Midwifery Prize-winning retired midwife Kerry Radford. #IDM2023

To celebrate International Day of the Midwife we interviewed experienced and passionate midwife Tara Donohue.

Registered Nurse Tricia shares how learning to listen to her instincts helped her become a better and happier clinician.

We celebrate 6 years of supporting nurses and midwives.

Graduate Coordinator Joanne Purdue joins the podcast to offer guidance for the year ahead.

Recent grads Francis and Robyn join the podcast to share what they’ve learned from their year as graduate nurses.

Celeste answers frequently asked questions to help nurses and midwives navigate their graduate year.

Life as a graduate nurse or graduate midwife can be intimidating, but there are steps you can take to help you survive the year.

Mark welcomes graduate nurses and graduate midwives to the profession and offers a 12-point plan to guide you along the path ahead

Mental health nurse Tessa Moriarty explains how the brisk release of sea-swimming helps her manage symptoms of grief post-pandemic burnout.

Bukwa, Julie, Merilyn and Marty share personal experiences of confronting racism and discrimination and how it harms culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) nurses and midwives who do so much to enrich the profession.

Catherine and Helen share insights on how an NSWNMA reference group is advocating for the wellbeing of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) nurses and midwives.

Some nurses and midwives report experiencing racism daily in Australian workplaces, but many employers are not collecting data on the issue.

A new study has revealed Black African nurses working in rural Australia experienced incidents of discrimination and disadvantage based on their race and skin colour.