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Open Source for Midwives
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As time goes on, midwives like any other industry sector is growing more and more dependant on Internet technologies and the worldwide web. Using the world wide web has become not only a major past time, but an integral dare we say fundamental part of every day life for those working in midwives related occupations. Edmonds Commerce use effective Open Source along with solid web design, MySQL and Open Source to give midwives web sites the edge. An effective implementation of Open Source will pay dividends and could make a huge difference to productivity.
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midwives Headlines
Midwife-led birth centre opensA birth centre run by midwives has opened at Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton.
Pledge to provide extra midwives
The NHS in the East pledges to increase the number of midwives in the region to boost maternity care.
Calls to improve maternity care
Action is needed to improve maternity services in the East of England, says a new NHS report.
Midwives struggle with baby boom
Maternity care in NI is facing a crisis due to an increase in the birth rate and lack of staff, the Royal College of Midwives warns.
'Four midwives for 26 women'
A report into English maternity units says that some still do not have enough midwives or beds to cope with the number of women needing them. <p> <p> Lorraine Grace, from Swindon, explains how she was left terrified as midwives struggled to cope as she gave birth to her second child last year.
Watchdog urges maternity action
Some NHS trusts in England must do more to improve safety and offer women more choice, says a watchdog's report.
Antenatal blues 'hit development'
Women who are depressed during pregnancy can have babies who develop more slowly than their peers, a UK study suggests.
Urgent action on maternity units
Maternity services in Gwent are put into "special measures" after a review finds them unacceptable.
Mother died after birth problems
A mother died six hours after giving birth at home following a communication breakdown between doctors and midwives.
Midwives fear service 'collapse'
Midwives in the south east area of Wales fear care could be compromised if more staff are not employed.
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