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Nurses and midwives often play a pivotal role in supporting people when they are dying. We are intimately involved with their grief and death and the grief of their loved ones, som...

Nurses and midwives are often at the frontline of working with people who are experiencing trauma. Being repeatedly exposed to trauma and not having appropriate ways to work throug...

Nurses and Midwives aren’t immune from the effects of grief, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma. Mark discusses those effects with guests Lea McInerney and Carole Arbuckle.

Palliative care nurse Carole Arbuckle explains how she learned that self-care is the key to coping with the complexity of grief and loss. Not just ‘pushing through’.

A beautiful birth, with a baby born still marked new beginnings for this couple and their photographer, read their powerful story.

A beautiful and poignant story written by a nurse, witnessing and caring for people while dying and in death.

All nurses and midwives will witness death. The Nurse & Midwife Support team offer tips to help you navigate the experience.

Releasing this edition of the newsletter during a pandemic was difficult decision for everyone at Nurse & Midwife Support. Mark explains why we have and how we think it will help.

Welcome to the 2020 Autumn Edition of the Nurse & Midwife Newsletter. In this edition we look at a core part of nursing and midwifery — death, dying and grief. We have brought toge...

Feeling uncertain? You are not alone, managing that feeling will be key to helping you look after yourself and your patients.