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Surviving and Thriving in Midwifery
Sally Pezaro
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Karen Maher
Leadership and Management
College of Business and Social Sciences
Aston University
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, School of Life Sciences, Coventry University, Coventry, United Kingdom.
Coventry University
University of Notre Dame du Lac
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Midwives
100%
Midwifery
100%
Evidence-based
20%
Work-related
20%
Attrition
20%
Personal Experience
20%
Psychological Distress
20%
Lifesaving
20%
Social Psychological
20%
Evidence-based Approach
20%
Conflict Resolution
20%
Perinatal Mortality
20%
Midwives' Experiences
20%
Infant Mortality
20%
Robust Strategy
20%
Professional Well-being
20%
Perinatal Care
20%
Occupational Psychology
20%
Social Success
20%
Professional Success
20%
Workplace Challenges
20%
Social Work Practitioners
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Midwife
100%
Distress Syndrome
25%
Infant Mortality
25%
Perinatal Mortality
25%
Perinatal Care
25%
Personal Experience
25%