This article in Contemporary Ob-Gyn summarizes a study which found that interprofessional care (i.e midwife-doctor teams) rather than MD care alone resulted in fewer interventions and more vaginal deliveries in
In August of 2019, New York midwives Karen Jefferson, Betsy Arnold-Leahy, and Susanrachel Condon graduated from the Doctorate in Midwifery program at the Midwifery Institute of Jefferson University in Philadelphia.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the members of the board as well as all the other midwives and midwifery students who have volunteered their time
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Findings from this statewide workforce and maternity care consumer survey demonstrate midwifery services offer high value maternity care. “The Midwifery Model provides care that is woman- and family-centered and relies
This week’s post is from midwife Nancy Kraus. Enjoy! It is now 1962 in London. The theme of this episode is Expectations and Disappointments. One of the expectations explored is
Welcome back! This week’s post is by Jennette Morgan. “The soul, being stronger than we think, can survive all mutilations and the marks upon it make it perfect and complete.”
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Welcome back! This week we are hearing from new midwife Kari Kohl. What a lovely way to spend a Sunday evening: catching up with old friends. I was a regular
Welcome back! This week’s blog comes from midwife Joan Combellick. “No matter what science sought, our challenge remained the same…to accept what it meant to be human, to embrace our
Welcome to NYSALM’s annual Call the Midwife blog! We are proud to bring you insights from real New York midwives (and student midwives) about the series. This post is by
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office has released the proposed regulations for New York State’s Paid Family Leave Act, which he signed into law last year. The public comment period runs through