#midwives in #Nigeria host meeting on safe delivery #ICMLive @world_midwives @socialgoodmoms pic.twitter.com/aOsLxV5yzu via @marktuschman

— Wellbeing Foundation Africa (@wellbeingafrica) June 3, 2014

"Investing in #midwives is a best buy in primary healthcare" – Frances Day Stirk #ICMLive

— Amy Romano (@midwifeamy) June 3, 2014

Skilled, educated #midwives can provide 90% of basic healthcare needs of #WomenandChildren. @BabatundeUNFPA @UNFPA #SoWMy2014 #ICMLive

— Julie A Cornell (@JulieinJersey) June 3, 2014

Countries need guidance to develop midwives thrgh standardisted education – Peter Johnson from @Jhpiego suggests ESC #ICMLive #edu4midwives

— M. Michel-Schuldt (@michel_schuldt) June 3, 2014

Midwifery educators should be change champions and not follow a victim mentality! #ICMLive

— Linda Sweet (@ProfLindaSweet) June 3, 2014

What will help ensure quality of care? Adopting global standards, competencies and development tools all over the world. #ICMLive…

— International Confederation of Midwives (@world_midwives) June 3, 2014

#HelpingBabiesBreathe program expanding to essential newborn care – work to reduce 3 major causes of newborn death Susan Niermeyer #ICMLive

— Healthy Newborn Network (HNN) (@HealthyNewborns) June 2, 2014

Research from Tanzania showed resuscitation devices w/ appropriate training can reduce neonatal mortality by as much as 47% #ICMLive

— Every Newborn (@every_newborn) June 2, 2014

FACT: 40% of newborn deaths and stillbirths occur around the time of labour and day of
birth. #EveryNewborn #ICMLive

— Mister Mo (@Morooph) June 2, 2014

#PHOTO A #Nigerian #midwife in Yola region with her medical supplies #ICMLive @world_midwives @UNFPA @MidwiferyToday pic.twitter.com/WN8fF8YVZH

— Faces of Courage (@CourageFaces) June 2, 2014