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Enhancing Maternity Care: Insights from Midwife-Led Units in Wales

Discover the innovative approach of midwife-led units in Powys, Wales, led by Cate Langley, Head of Midwifery and Sexual Health Services. Powys midwives manage their own caseloads, coordinate care, provide 24-hour on-call service, and prioritize women’s needs. Learn from their experiences and safety practices. Explore birth stories and the flexibility of Band 5 posts. Contact Cate Langley at cate.langley@wales.nhs.uk or 07779027698.

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Enhancing Maternity Care: Insights from Midwife-Led Units in Wales

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  1. Midwife led unitsA Welsh Experience Cate Langley (RM, MSc, SoM) Head of Midwifery and Sexual Health Services – Powys teaching Health Board

  2. Powys midwives: • Carry their own caseload of women • They are the lead professional and co-ordinate care for all women • They refer women to DGH when appropriate but continue to provide midwifery support. • As small teams they provide a 24 hour on call service. Available to all Powys women. • They work flexible hours to meet the needs of the client.

  3. SAFETY

  4. What we’ve learnt ASAP

  5. What we’ve learnt Birth Stories Making compromises Band 5 posts £££££

  6. You are cordially invited to: Visit Phone E-mail Cate.langley@wales.nhs.uk 07779027698

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