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… Last year, midwives provided care to over 28 000 families in Ontario – more than 20% of all births in the province. Unfortunately, midwives are suffering from higher-than-ever rates of … and Registered midwives in Ontario with a vision of midwives leading reproductive, pregnancy, birth, and newborn care across Ontario. There are over 1,000 midwives in Ontario, serving more …
… “...consider adopting standardized resuscitation and intubation carts or kits for all for all birth and postpartum locations to help ensure familiarity with the equipment, supplies, and …
… for Maternal Child Health Reports on provincial level initiatives Statistics Canada Local birth rates , fertility rates , immigration rates, mortality rates, general demographic data … rates, etc. Use this form when making a data request. Local hospitals Hospital level , annual birth volume, volume & mix of care providers, maternity services provided, breastfeeding rates … In many cases, hospitals place caps on the number of midwives privileges or the number of births they may attend. This is currently one of the biggest barriers to the growth of the …
… might not have health insurance vary, including but not limited to insecure immigration status, homelessness, poverty and struggles with mental health or addictions. Some may have documents … and their families with primary care health services during their pregnancies, labour and birth, and the six-weeks following the birth, and often act as the bridge connecting clients to additional services. Research shows …
… engaged and accountable Resources Find my MPP tool Meet with your MPP Midwifery by the numbers Birth safety: Home and hospital Who is the Political Action Lead (PAL) at your site? We are seeking PALs from …
… in Ontario's Health-Care Transformation ; Midwifery by the numbers ; Family-centred labour and birth experience: Fact sheet . Additional Resources: Ontario Nonprofit Network, Sharpening your …
… Midwifery: Horizontal Violence in the Workplace , in-depth article by Carolyn Hastie in Birth International that defines “horizontal violence,” provides examples of bullying … Available from: https://forum.ashrm.org/2018/02/14/bullying-has-no-place/ 3. Abby Sutcliffe, Birth International. Midwifery: Horizontal Violence in the Workplace. [Internet] [Location unknown] 2018. [cited 2018 May 1] Available from: https://birthinternational.com/article/midwifery/1371/ 4. BullyOnline, Tim Field Foundation. Myths …
… maternal health. Althea started Ancestral Hands to address health disparities facing Black birthing people and to increase awareness of midwifery care in her community. In recognizing … including on the Board of Directors for the Association of Ontario Midwives and the Toronto Birth Centre, as an Assessor at the College of Midwives of Ontario, and as an Emergency Skills … She is not afraid of controversial issues and will speak the truth, always respectfully, to whomever needs to hear it. She is detail oriented-- if you are ever wondering if there is …
… is the later of 17 weeks after the commencement of the pregnancy leave, or 12 weeks after the birth, stillbirth or miscarriage. Job-protected unpaid time off for parental leave (for birth parents, adoptive parents, and those in “relationships of some permanence” with a child’s …
… department at the AOM is leading to support the growth of Indigenous midwifery and to Bring Birth Home click here. As part of the AOM's commitment to racial justice in midwifery , the …