| Editorial: Triumphant tides: The rise of Pacific midwifery research in Aotearoa New Zealand |
Jackson, T. |
Editorial PDF |
| “It’s a given now, that’s just how we communicate”: Pregnant people’s experiences with using communication technology when connecting with their midwife |
Wakelin, K., McAra-Couper, J., & Fleming, T. |
Article 256101 PDF |
| Understanding midwives’ perspectives about trans inclusion in perinatal care in Aotearoa New Zealand: A national survey |
Miller, S., Parker, G., Ker, A., Kerekere, E., Veale, J., & Baddock, S. |
Article 256102 PDF |
| Erratum to “Comparing perinatal outcomes for healthy pregnant women presenting at primary and tertiary settings in South Auckland: A retrospective cohort study” [New Zealand College of Midwives 55 (2019) 5-13] |
Farry, A., McAra-Couper, J., Weldon, M., & Clemons, J. |
Article 256103 PDF |
| Exploring the midwifery workplace environment in Aotearoa New Zealand over the three years 2019-2021 |
Dixon, L., Clemons, J. H., & Mharapara, T. |
Article 256104 PDF |
| Caring in action: Midwives’ approaches to supporting perinatal mental health in Aotearoa New Zealand |
Roia, T., & Barber, C. C. |
Article 256105 PDF |
| Balancing the joys and challenges of the continuity of care model: A study exploring the perspective of midwives and their family members |
Dixon, L., Greenslade-Yeats, J., Clemons, J. H., Ravenswood, K., & Mharapara, T. |
Article 256106 PDF |
| Succeeding together: A Pasifika perspective of midwifery mentoring in Aotearoa |
Otukolo, D., Daellenbach, S., Amadia, W., Kensington, M., Dixon, L., Pihema, N., Te Huia, J., Griffiths, C., & Gray, E. |
Article 256107 PDF |