Contents

Editorial Board

Tom McEwan

Principal Educator (Midwifery), NHS Education for Scotland

Corina Casey-Hardman

Head of Midwifery, Halton Midwifery Services,

Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust

Sadie Geraghty

Associate Professor, University of Notre Dame,

Australia

Jacque Gerrard MBE

Former Director, RCM England

Catherine Hamilton

Principal Lecturer; Assistant Associate Dean

Academic Quality Practice Enhancement and

Professional Lead Midwifery/Lead Midwife

Education, University of Hertfordshire

Eve Powell

Student Midwife, Cardiff University

Alison Power

Senior Lecturer in Midwifery, Faculty Lead for

Interprofessional Learning, Education and

Collaboration, University of Northampton

Janine Stockdale

Lecturer in Midwifery Education at Queen’s

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The British Journal of Midwifery aims to provide midwives, students and maternity services professionals with accessible, original clinical practice and research articles, while also providing summaries of high-quality research evidence, promoting evidence-based practice.

282 research

Determinants of caesarean section

Editorial 245 The Ockenden report: what are the next steps? Suzannah Allkins

Birthwrite 246 The infant microbiome

Kate Nash, Debra Sloam

Charity spotlight 248 Raising awareness of cytomegalovirus

Sharon Wood

Research 250 Third stage of labour management approaches and postpartum haemorrhage in midwife-led units Dr Karen Baker, Dr John Stephenson

258 Photobiomodulation: a cultural nursing intervention for physical and psychological adaptation Rosnani Rosnani, Setyowati Setyowati, Raldi Artono Koestoer, Bernard Tirtomoeljono Widjaja, Devi Mediarti, Hidayat Arifin

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270 The experiences of black, Asian and minority ethnic student midwives at a UK university John Pendleton, Dr Claire Clews, Aimee Cecile

282 Determinants of caesarean section delivery: a nationwide study in Indonesia Aria Aulia Nastiti, Mira Triharini, Ni Komang Ayu Santika, Yulis Setiya Dewi, Najla A Barnawi, Hidayat Arifin

Professional 290 Coaching and mentoring skills: a complement to the professional midwifery advocate role Cheryl Thomas

Comment 297 A new opportunity for midwives

Sarah Paxman, Sascha Koutrouza, Anna Temke

297 comment

The clinical leadership scheme for midwives

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