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Research Resources

Midwives develop and share midwifery knowledge through a variety of processes, including research. These resources provide midwifery research that ICM has commissioned or participated in.

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Midwife Talita Oseguera performs a general check up with Lacee Rodgers who is 32 weeks pregnant at Choices clinic. Memphis, Tennessee, USA.
Core Document

Professional Framework for Midwifery (2021)

Every profession needs a structure to support it, strengthen it and guide its development, that includes all the elements required before an occupation can be considered a profession.
Midwife Juliya Akter is wrapping a newborn and showing the mother how to take care of the newborn. Keraniganj Upazila Health Complex, Bangladesh.
Report

State of the World’s Midwifery 2021

SoWMy 2021 builds on previous reports and calls for urgent investment in midwives to enable them to fulfil their potential to contribute towards UHC and the SDG agenda.
Position Statement

Role of the Midwife in Research 

All women have the right the highest quality, culturally relevant, evidence-based midwifery services. To achieve this, midwives should be represented on research and ethics committees, and midwifery research should be resourced and encouraged.