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Senior/lead midwifeDepartment of Health (DH) 2002 Modern matrons in the NHS: a progress report April London DH DH 2003 Modern matrons – improving the patient experience April London DH DH 2010 Essence of care 2010 October Leeds DH https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/216691/dh_119978.pdf Fryer-Croxall, C.,Bailey, E. 2014 A woman-led approach to postnatal care The Practising Midwife July/August:21-23 Gomshall Medical Education Solutions Ltd Johnson, G., Dale, P. 2011 Leading the way Midwives (3):40-41 London RCM Lucas, A. 2010 Naked below the elbow Midwives April/May:38-39 London RCM Power, A., Briordy, P. 2016 Clinicians in the classroom: The matron British Journal of Midwifery June 24(6) London MA Healthcare Ltd Read, S., Ashman, N., Scott, C., Savage, J. 2004 Evaluation of the modern matron role in a sample of NHS trusts The Royal College of Nursing Institute and The University of Sheffield School of Nursing and Midwifery [Accessed www.rcn.org.uk/-/media/royal-college-of-nursing/documents/... Royal College of Midwives (RCM) 2002 Position statement No.2 Modern matrons in the maternity services Midwives magazine December London RCM | ||