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The Midwifery Council does not employ or recommend midwives, we do hold the Register of Midwives. Simply type in the name of your midwife, and the Register will show if they have a current practising certificate and other information such as their qualifications and any conditions on their practice. In New Zealand, registration is for life, so midwives remain in the Register even when they are not practising. This is a good option.

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• IU Health’s new midwifery practice delivers first baby
• Why I Chose a Midwife
• COVID-19 updates
• Certified Nurse-Midwives
• Nelson Marlborough maternity facilities

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The Midwifery Council does not employ or recommend midwives, we do hold the Register of Midwives. Simply type in the name of your midwife, and the Register will show if they have a current practising certificate and other information such as their qualifications and any conditions on their practice. In New Zealand, registration is for life, so midwives remain in the Register even when they are not practising. This is a good option. Most new mothers are happy to pass on the contact details for their midwife if she was happy with the maternity care she received.

Your GP can discuss your options for maternity care and will have contact details of midwives in the area. This phone line is run by the Ministry of Health. If you cannot find a Lead Maternity Care midwife then please ring the community midwifery team of your local hospital. They will provide you with midwifery care and may even be able to put you in contact with an LMC midwife when and if one becomes available.

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IU Health’s new midwifery practice delivers first baby

Paris Alvar and her partner bonded instantly with Margo Nelson as the couple interviewed midwives to help in the home birth of their child. Nelson had the right demeanor and experience, Alvar felt. Alvar is part of a wave of women in Minnesota choosing home births over hospitals.

Midwifery care is about creating an environment where women play an active role in their health, pregnancy and childbirth decisions. Nurse-midwifery combines the strengths of midwifery — guiding women in the healthy, natural processes of pregnancy and childbirth — with current evidence and modern medical resources where appropriate. Nurse Midwives in the United States are health care providers who offer services to women of all ages and stages of life. With their advanced education and their focus on research and partnering with women, they are among the most modern, forward-thinking health providers in the United States today.

Why I Chose a Midwife

I hear from women regularly about their homebirth experiences. And being in the business of rabble rousing and questioning the status quo, many of these women who seek us out are unhappy with the care they received from their midwives, not just OBs. There are plenty of variations on the same theme. Midwifery care feels just as cold and clinical as OB care, just with a rocking chair and some nice music in the background. I hear stories, get emails, talk in person or on the phone to these women. They thought that they were hiring a midwife, and that meant they would get holistic, evidence based care, and flexible care that was woman centered. Well, they were wrong, and they are pissed.

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Jessica Schultze is full of emotion after giving birth to daughter Evalyn Louise. Before Evalyn Louisa Schultze even entered the world, she felt the touch of her mother's hand. Certified nurse midwife April Nelson asked Jessica Schultze if she wanted to feel her daughter's head, then guided Jessica's hand to the baby. Schultze was able to catch the baby herself and immediately cradle the newborn to her chest.

This care is free and is available to all women throughout New Zealand who meet the Ministry of Health eligibility criteria. To find out if you meet these criteria, click here. The vast majority of women and their families choose a midwife as their LMC. These LMC midwives work with their midwife partners in small group practices, the midwives who are employed to work in maternity units, and medical and obstetric colleagues if women require additional care.

Certified Nurse-Midwives

Welcome to the official site of the New Zealand College of Midwives, the professional organisation for midwives. The College is governed by a National Board comprising a number of nominated and elected representatives from throughout New Zealand. As a member of the College you have the opportunity to contribute to all the representations the College makes to government, health organisations, consumer groups and the public. The College encourages and values individual member input very highly.

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Nelson Marlborough maternity facilities

Nelson-Marlborough Health are currently working with LMC midwives to review maternity services in our region to help us plan for the future. We want to know what you think of our current maternity services, if we need to consider different options and what we can do better. Thank you very much for your time. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. What is your age group yrs. Prefer not to answer this question.

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