Thank you so much for doing this, it was super helpful! Really commend you for your honest yet sensitive way of capturing what the care is like in Tanzania xxx
I would love to hear about how you found taking blood for the first time! I am in my first year of midwifery in England and we are going to learn how to take blood in a couple of weeks and I am very nervous about this. Any tips for staying calm and the actual procedure would be appreciated. I love your videos, it's nice to see someone with a real passion like mine x
Hey Hey! I am a midwifery student from Berlin.Thank you for your videos, I have been following you since I started my training! I was just asking myself how you dealt with the differences in handeling emergencys( in your eyes). Because I don't know how I would react if they would put the sucking thing into the throat of babys with breathing difficulties, because in the back of my mind I am like, oh no nervus vagus, heart rate is going to go down ... I am really impressed by your way of dealing with that, maybe you could make a video about that? Lots of greetings and love from cold Berlin :)
I am so mortified. This is horrible. Tanzania needs to do better. They may be doing it this way and its the way that has "worked" for years, but it doesn't make some of their practice right. Basic pain management with nitrous oxide is not asking for a lot. It can be self administered for crying out loud!!! There needs to be more advancement in this field. So sad.
Thank you so much for doing this, it was super helpful! Really commend you for your honest yet sensitive way of capturing what the care is like in Tanzania xxx
I loved this video!! Can you please do a video highlighting the differences between midwifery and OBGYN? ♥️♥️
I would love to hear about how you found taking blood for the first time! I am in my first year of midwifery in England and we are going to learn how to take blood in a couple of weeks and I am very nervous about this. Any tips for staying calm and the actual procedure would be appreciated. I love your videos, it's nice to see someone with a real passion like mine x
Wow. What huge differences. Fascinating
I would love to hear about your experiences with Work the World as an organisation and whether you recommend it!
Hey Hey! I am a midwifery student from Berlin.Thank you for your videos, I have been following you since I started my training! I was just asking myself how you dealt with the differences in handeling emergencys( in your eyes). Because I don't know how I would react if they would put the sucking thing into the throat of babys with breathing difficulties, because in the back of my mind I am like, oh no nervus vagus, heart rate is going to go down ... I am really impressed by your way of dealing with that, maybe you could make a video about that? Lots of greetings and love from cold Berlin :)
This was really interesting. I'm just curious, did you do more births per shift than you would in Australia?
I've always dreamed of being a midwife
I am so mortified. This is horrible. Tanzania needs to do better. They may be doing it this way and its the way that has "worked" for years, but it doesn't make some of their practice right. Basic pain management with nitrous oxide is not asking for a lot. It can be self administered for crying out loud!!! There needs to be more advancement in this field. So sad.