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  • If we want to #GrowMidwives ability to establish midwifery-led Birth Centers, success requires a multi-disciplinary/system model of support. We've talked with many midwives who have tried to partner with stakeholders necessary for successful, seamless inter-professional collaboration, and unfortunately meet out-right resistance or refusal by physicians and hospitals. "Maternity care professionals require taking a collaborative approach in working and the boundaries of responsibility need to be redrawn. The inter-professional collaborative work between midwives and other maternity care professionals is crucial to improve access and women’s choices for maternity care in Canada. Although having collaborative and multidisciplinary teamwork is a goal of maternity care systems, it is hard to achieve." An interesting study from Canada for US Midwives contemplating BEFORE starting a birth center! Collegial relationships must be fostered and are critical. http://ow.ly/faau30nPAEv
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