Why British Journal of Midwifery?

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Here are just some of the reasons why you should subscribe to British Journal of Midwifery (BJM):

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: BJM’s content is designed to support your learning, reflect on your practice, and invest in your continuing professional development.

REVALIDATION: BJM’s high-quality professional articles, combined with unrestricted access to CPD Launchpad, will prepare you for the revalidation process.

BEST PRACTICE: BJM’s evidence-based clinical articles share best practice, enabling you to update your knowledge and enhance your existing skills.

STAY INFORMED: BJM will keep you up-to-date with current thinking in midwifery, while providing a knowledge base to assist you in daily practice.

UNIQUE EXPERTISE: BJM is the only peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the UK’s midwives, publishing expert insights from leading authorities in midwifery.

IMPROVE OUTCOMES: BJM’s comprehensive clinical coverage, plus its commitment to best practice and professional development, will ultimately help you to deliver the best possible support to those in your care.

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Regular features in the journal include:

RESEARCH: The most recent and relevant peer-reviewed research available to midwives, alongside its application to practice.

CLINICAL PRACTICE: Evidence-based, clinical articles that share the latest best practice procedures across the full spectrum of midwifery.

PROFESSIONAL: Professional development guidance and advice, tailored specifically to the varied roles of today’s practising midwives.

EDUCATION: Articles that cover effective and innovative teaching and research methods, designed to promote inter-professional learning.

SERVICE AUDIT: Evaluations of local services initiatives and improvements and how these might affect other settings.

LEGAL: Analysis of important legal issues and the practicalities of meeting your legal responsibilities when delivering care.

LITERATURE REVIEW: In-depth reviews of a wide range of books and other literature relating to midwifery practice.

BIRTHWRITE: An informal look at new developments in midwifery, including the most interesting ideas in daily practice.

COMMENT: Authoritative opinion from expert practitioners, focusing on the most important professional and clinical topics of the day.