The Virtual International Day of the Midwife2023 conference has come to an end for another year. Once again midwives gathered together for more than 24 hours to share research, ideas, and stories, exploring the Art and Science of Midwifery! Friendships were forged, and we suspect more than a few professional collaborations! The map above shows how truly global VIDM is as 41 countries were represented!
A huge shout out to Ginger García Portocarrero whose presentation at Session 17 had 406 delegates! A VIDM record!
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Explore the VIDM 2023 Poster Presentations. Many of the presenters have completed podcast interviews. Links to these are under the presenter names with more to be added.
The conference recordings will be added to theVirtual Midwives YouTube channel— subscribe to stay up to date! The recordings also be added to in the VIDM 2023 Programme as available.Speaking of videos… Here is our thanks to you. (Updated version)
Announcing the 16th Virtual International Day of the Midwife Conference Programme, with a total of 44 presentations over 24 hours Presenters come from 20 countries across 6 continents, with presentations offered in English and Spanish. Presentations are framed around the 2024 theme ‘Sustainable Midwifery’. There is much to inspire and support your midwifery practise with four…
Whilst the VIDM 2023 conference has now ended, all recordings are on our YouTube channel @VirtualMidwives and are linked through each session on the programme so you can watch the recordings of all sessions including: Also a reminder to check our our Facebook page for a message from Her Excellency Toyin Saraki – click here…
World Health Organization (WHO) associates Elizabeth Iro and Fran McConville are leading a preconference session starting 3 hours before the start of VIDM 2022, with additional speakers Adetoro Adegoke; Irina Popescu; Matthew Chersich; and Annie Portela. Listen to the multi country panel with representatives from Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Malawi, and Bolivia. Hear what the WHO…
The Virtual International Day of the Midwife celebrates the International Day of the Midwife by bringing together midwives, students, consumers and all parties interested in childbirth from across the globe using online electronic media. VIDM wants to hear from you! What are you excited about in midwifery? What are your research interests? Share your ideas…
