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Ahead of 2020’s International #YearoftheNurseandMidwife, The Duchess of Cambridge has written an open letter to midwives across the country.https://www.royal.uk/open-letter-duchess-cambridge-midwives …
“Next year the world turns its attention to the International #YearoftheNurseandMidwife, and recognising and celebrating the humbling work that you and your colleagues do day in, day out, to improve the lives of others.” — The Duchess of Cambridgepic.twitter.com/RDfjXQGYdb
“You are there for women at their most vulnerable; you witness strength, pain and unimaginable joy on a daily basis.” — The Duchess of Cambridge in her open letter to Midwives #SupportNursesandMidwivespic.twitter.com/oSk4Muev8y
“Recently I was privileged enough to witness a small section of the work of midwives first hand, spending several days at Kingston Hospital’s Maternity Unit.” — The Duchess of Cambridge in her open letter to Midwives.pic.twitter.com/Nds6COJ9lJ
“Of course, this was not my first encounter with the care and kindness provided by midwives across the country, but it gave me a broader insight into the true impact you have on everybody you help.” — The Duchess of Cambridge in her open letter to Midwives.pic.twitter.com/1CEOAyYWCW
Several members of the @RoyalFamily, including The Queen and The Princess Royal, hold Patronages in the fields of Nursing and Midwifery — The Queen is Patron of @theRCN, and The Princess Royal is Patron of @MidwivesRCM.pic.twitter.com/GNedMdMOWC
“I want to thank you for all that you do. It has been a real privilege learning from you so far, and I look forward to meeting and learning from even more of you in the coming years and decades”. — The Duchess of Cambridge in her open letter to Midwives.https://www.royal.uk/open-letter-duchess-cambridge-midwives …
2020 is the @WHO International #YearoftheNurseandMidwife, a year-long effort to celebrate the work of nurses and midwives, highlight the challenging conditions they often face, and advocate for increased investments in the nursing and midwifery workforce.https://www.who.int/campaigns/year-of-the-nurse-and-the-midwife-2020 …
They could well do with more recognition in the form of more pay, and most importantly, better working conditions! The fact that this government doesn’t give a damn about caring professions+NHS doesn’t get a mention from you, of course. Do you even realise, on your red carpets?
I agree - it's a hard work job with long hours, low pay and requires expert knowledge and skills. Students have to pay to train as midwives - it should be free. Unrelenting and continuous work. Such an important job and needs to be paid as such.
This still makes me feel amazing to be a midwife a few days after reading it for the first time, looking forward to an amazing year celebrating #YearoftheNurseandMidwife #PerceptionsofMidwifery
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