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More than nine in 10 midwives warn unsafe staffing levels are directly impacting the quality of care they provide for women and babies
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The Royal College of Midwives has been a prominent voice on issues affecting midwifery in the UK, and its members' concerns about staffing levels and care quality are likely to resonate with policymakers and healthcare leaders. Staffing shortages in the NHS have been a longstanding challenge, with potential implications for patient safety and the well-being of healthcare workers. The fact that many midwives are considering leaving the profession suggests that the issue may have long-term consequences for the sustainability of maternity services.
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More than nine in 10 midwives warn unsafe staffing levels are directly impacting the quality of care they provide for women and babies
Three-quarters have considered leaving the profession in the past year, with most blaming staffing shortages and safety concerns, the Royal College of Midwives said.
21 Jun, 23:01