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We are honoured to announce that World Health Organization (WHO) associates Elizabeth Iro and Fran McConville will be presenting a preconference session starting 3 hours before the start of VIDM 2021. We hope you will be able to join us for this significant presentation and discussion as we explore Birth Equity for All. Pre-Conference ::…
Introducing the VIDM 2023 theme.
The call for presentation and poster proposals is now open. The Virtual International Day of the Midwife conference wants to hear from you! We welcome stories, research, clinical practice, activism, public policy, and midwifery education examples from the perspective of clinicians, researchers, activists, students, and teachers. Please send us your proposal for a presentation or…
We have a programme! See it online HERE Now in our eleventh year, we have our highest number of presentations to date with a total of 30 presentations over 24 hours. Speakers come from 14 countries across 6 continents, and presentations are offered in 4 languages, English, French, Italian and Spanish. All of our speakers…
The Call for Poster presentations to VIDM 2023 is now closed. The call for Poster presentations is closing 01 April 2023 at Noon UTC. Posters are a great way to share your work with a global audience. Your poster will be shared here on the website, including an opportunity for a VIDM Podcast interview about…
Each year VIDM receives a number of outstanding posters which illustrate many aspects of midwifery practice and research around the globe. This year is no different. Indeed we received so many posters it was necessary to provide a separate category to showcase the many wonderful student posters. Please take some time to review this excellent…
