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    Beds, backlog and bureaucracy (a blog by Helen Hughes, Chief Executive of Patient Safety Learning)

    Whose Shoes commented on Patient Safety Learning's article in Patient Safety Learning
    I really enjoyed this webinar and found it real, energetic and illuminating. Well done for capturing the spirit of it and sharing the learning and potential more widely here.
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    Podcast: Using Whose Shoes in PhD work with men in Uganda to improve maternity outcomes (12 December 2021)

    Whose Shoes commented on Patient-Safety-Learning's article in How to engage for patient safety
    Thank you for featuring this podcast on the hub. We are all so proud of Dr Alice Ladur and her passion for improving maternity safety. You can read more about the early outcomes of our 'Whose Shoes' collaboration in Uganda here: `Whose Shoes?` Can an educational board game engage Ugandan men in pregnancy and childbirth? | BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth | Full Text (biomedcentral.com)
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    The benefits of Continuity of Carer: a midwife’s personal reflection

    Whose Shoes commented on Sam Phillis's article in Midwifery Continuity of Carer
    “Every family I look after leaves a footprint.” This is such an important blog. It really explains the importance and value (for women and families and healthcare professionals alike) of continuity of carer. Well done indeed Sam for sharing your experiences here and I hope this is the start of a wonderful collection of stories and shared learning from many perspectives! Gill @WhoseShoes
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