Domain 3: Universal care for all women and newborn infants | Royal College of Midwives

Domain 3: Universal care for all women and newborn infants

Midwives work in partnership with women to care for and support all childbearing women, newborn infants, and their families. They make an important contribution to population health, promoting psychological and physical health and well-being. Midwives optimise normal physiological processes, and support safe psychological, social, cultural and spiritual situations, working to promote positive outcomes and to anticipate and prevent complications.

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Fluids and Nutrition (Care Certificate Standard 8)

Care Certificate Standard 8 - Fluids and Nutrition

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Genetics and genomics for midwifery practice (revised 2018)

Genetics and genomics for midwifery practice (revised 2018)

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Hand hygiene

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How to measure a baby's heart-rate

How to measure a baby's heart-rate

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Infant mental health

Nurturing infant mental health

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Infection prevention and control: an overview (Standard 15)

Infection prevention and control: an overview (Standard 15)

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Involving fathers in maternity care

Involving fathers in maternity care

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Maternity PEARLS - perineal repair and suturing (revised 2016)

Maternity PEARLS - perineal repair and suturing (revised 2016)

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Medicines management in maternity

Medicines management in maternity

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Newborn bloodspot screening

Newborn bloodspot screening: helping parents make informed choices and preparing them for screening outcomes

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