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All the latest research findings and educational articles on areas of importance to African midwives or those with an interest in midwifery on the African continent.
Each issue of AJM will focus on a key and topical area of clinical practice or research.
The professionals in the field debate the current issues in midwifery and women’s health in Africa.
How different countries across the African continent care for pregnant women, including a look at national initiatives to bring down the number of mother and child deaths during birth.
African Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health
Yana Richens, Consultant midwife in Public Health, University College London Hospitals, UK
The African Journal of Midwifery and Women's Health (AJM) is a new quarterly peer-reviewed and evidence based journal for midwives and nurses. It is aimed at those who wish to keep up-to-date with developments in Africa, in matters relating to midwifery and women's health.
AJM is the first African journal with a specific focus on maternity matters, providing African midwives and nurses with a new voice. It strives to offer a forum for African authors, as well as interested writers from outside the continent.
AJM recognises the complexity of midwifery and women's health in Africa and aims to function as a platform for topical debates on clinical and professional issues. Research and education are integral to the journal, encouraging advanced skills, knowledge transfer and academic discussions.
If you wish to remain informed on the latest developments in African midwifery and women's health, as well as further your professional development, then the AJM is for you. Subscribe to the journal securely through this website.
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The best clinical articles available to midwives working or interested in midwifery in Africa, which are written by experts and peer-reviewed by leading authorities in the profession.