Independent midwives need guidelines, expert tells inquest

INDEPENDENT midwives who take on difficult cases were highlighted yesterday by the Master of Dublin’s Rotunda maternity hospital.

Thu, 26 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Jim Morahan

Dr Michael Geary was giving evidence to Dublin City Coroner’s Court in the inquest on a baby, stillborn at the Rotunda in early December 2005.

He called for guidelines on independent midwifery practice.

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