What has the AIMS Campaigns Team been up to this quarter?

ISSN 2516-5852 (Online)

AIMS Journal, 2024, Vol 36, No 4

By the AIMS Campaigns Team

Written outputs:

Conferences and meetings attended:

  • 5th August: Continuity of Carer Huddle

  • 6th August: Monthly Campaigns Team meeting

  • 2nd September: Continuity of Carer Huddle

  • 3rd September: Team leads meeting

  • 10th September: Monthly Campaigns Team meeting

  • 10th September: Nuffield Trust Study on Nursing & Midwifery Training Standards

  • 12th September: Implementing Midwifery Continuity of Carer

  • 12th September: RCM Research Prioritisation project steering group

  • 16th September: Care Opinion Northern Ireland online meeting

  • 17th September: Wales & South West Maternity & Midwifery Festival online

  • 19th September: NMPA (National Maternity and Perinatal Audit) Clinical Reference Group

  • 23rd September: Black Maternal Mental Health Week webinar: Understanding the Disparities

  • 30th September: Crochet project Threads of Protest meeting

  • 30th September: Campaigns Team Social Media Group work

  • 3rd October: Continuity Network meeting

  • 3rd October: MNISA (Maternity & Neonatal Independent Senior Advocate) Evaluation - Independent Advisory Group meeting

  • 7th October: Continuity of Carer Huddle

  • 8th October: Monthly Campaigns Team meeting

  • 8th October: RCM Sustainability in maternity’ webinar

  • 9th October: Rehumanising maternity care following the [NSW Australia] Birth Trauma Inquiry webinar

  • 10th October: Virtual conference presenting the ‘Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care’ report 2024

  • 14th October: ENCA Meeting online

  • 16th October: WHO webinar about their work on transitioning to midwifery models of care

  • 16th October: Maternity & Midwifery Hour: Experiences of pregnant women living with obesity: access to antenatal care

  • 17th October: RCM Research Prioritisation project steering group

  • 18th October: Webinar - Maternity JRCALC Guidance Update 2024

  • 18th October: NHS-E maternity and neonatal stakeholder briefing re Change NHS

  • 21st October: International Roundtable meeting re joint action with relation to obstetric violence

  • 24th October: Maternity services failings: can we try a different approach?

  • 30th October: 1-1 with Stakeholder Council colleague, Tracey Bignall at the Race Equality Foundation

Who we have been corresponding with:

What we have been reading:

Thanks to all the AIMS Campaigns Volunteers who have made this work possible. We are very keen to expand our campaign team’s work, so please do get in touch with campaigns@aims.org.uk if you’d like to help!


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