Bereavement counseling training for midwives
Part of Mental health, Women’s health & pregnancy clinical trials.
This trial trains midwives to help families grieving the loss of a baby before or soon after birth. If you are a midwife with at least a year of hospital experience, this program will give you new skills to support parents during pregnancy and postpartum loss.
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Who can take part
- You must be a working midwife
- You must have at least one year of experience in obstetrics, postnatal, perinatology, or related services
- You cannot be an academic or freelance midwife
- You cannot have already completed a specialized bereavement training program
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