British Journal of Midwifery
The British Journal of Midwifery (BJM) is a monthly journal for midwives, containing an unrivalled amount of clinical, professional, and educational content on areas related to maternity services and women鈥檚 health. The journal publishes the most relevant and up-to-date original research, evidence-based papers and clinical reviews, which aim to establish best practice in midwifery.
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Editor
Suzannah Allkins
020 7738 5454
Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri 09.00-17.30 GMT, Tues 9:30-18:00 GMT
Commercial Manager
Frankie Bramble
020 7860 272840
Mon, Thurs, Fri 09.00-17.30; Tues, Weds 08.00-16.30 GMT
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Our sister journal, the African Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health is dedicated to improving maternity care and maternal, new-born and child health in Africa. The quarterly journal is aimed at midwives, nurses and traditional birth attendants across the continent and promotes evidence-based best practice to improve health care in the region.听Each article featured in the journal is peer reviewed by some of the leading figures working in African health care, with topics ranging from prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and male support during pregnancy to health screening and family planning.