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Wednesday, 6 December 2023
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Birth Inquiry
Shocking birth trauma stories prompt maternity panel
Duncan Murray and Stephanie Gardiner
Naomi Bowden (centre) shares her story of birth trauma at a public hearing in Wollongong on September 7, flanked by Amanda Macauley (left) and Jessica Halliday. Picture by Sylvia Liber
New date set for Wagga as first personal stories heard in birth inquiry
Kate McIlwain
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Amanda Macauley, left, and Dapto's Naomi Bowden, shared their experiences at the birth trauma inquiry in Wollongong Hospital. Picture by Sylvia Liber
Knowledge empowers women to avoid birth trauma: inquiry
Stephanie Gardiner and Luke Costin
Knowledge empowers women to avoid birth trauma: inquiry
NSW Health isn't serious about maternity care, say midwives
Dan Holmes
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Wagga Nurses and Midwives on strike for better staff to patient ratios last year. File picture by Madeline Begley
Midwife says continuity of care key to improving maternity services in regions
Dan Holmes
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ACM chief midwife Alison Weatherstone, National Rural Health Commissioner Ruth Stewart and RDAA president Megan Belot. Picture supplied
Regional maternity care 'in crisis' prompts call for overhaul
Dan Holmes
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RDAA President, Dr Megan Belot, said the focus of the Forum is on achieving practical solutions to the crisis impacting rural maternity services. Picture supplied
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Midwife 'feared for registration' in chilling account of MLHD experience
Dan Holmes
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An unnamed midwife has told a harrowing story of neglect and bullying to the NSW Inquiry into Birth Trauma.
Unique to every individual: What is birth trauma and how can it be avoided?
Dan Holmes
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Wagga GP obstetrician Trudi Beck and women's and pelvic heath physiotherapist Jenna Mooney. Picture by Dan Holmes

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