$242 million is ‘an absolute win’ for midwives, women, babies and whānau, says College of Midwives

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$242 million is ‘an absolute win’ for midwives, women, babies and whānau, says College of Midwives

29 July 2020

Zahra

Shahtahmasebi

zshahtahmasebi@nzdoctor.co.nz

Wednesday 29 July 2020, 05:00 AM

Julie Anne Genter with midwives at Helensville birthing centre

Midwives and members of the public gathered at the Helensville Birthing Centre for associate health minister Julie Anne Genter’s announcement

The Government’s $242 million mater-nity package is “an absolute win” for midwives, women, their babies and their whānau, says midwifery leader Nicole

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