Fahima Nazri is the Head of Midwifery at a large international hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan. Maternal Matters is delighted to feature the important work of Ms Nazri this month. Why did you become a midwife? At first I selected to … Continue reading
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Last week, I wrote a post suggesting that the lives of mothers and babies in Afghanistan are showing signs of improvement. That was prior to the launch of the second State of the World’s Midwifery…
Originally posted on Girls' Globe:
Photo Credit: Esther Sharma When I visited Gulpari,* I found her sitting in the corner of a room. Given the hot summer weather outside, the room was surprisingly dark and damp. On the other side…
It was great to join Nigel Barker and Meg Wirth, live from Afghanistan last week, to discuss the importance of Global Motherhood on HuffPost Live. The full interview can be viewed here.
Afghanistan has one of the world’s highest maternal mortality rates. So what better way to mark International Day of the Midwife than to highlight the work of Afghan midwives. In Afghanistan, midwifery training is typically an eighteen month programme, and … Continue reading
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