Data collection for the project Good Working Environment for Midwives ( Bra ArbetsMiljö Åt barnmorskor, BRAMÅ) has now started. The project investigates why midwives leave their work and what makes them stay. It is a continuation of research on the health and work environment of the midwifery profession that was started in 2020. The Association of Midwives and the Nursing Association help the project spread the survey, and midwives can also use this link to answer: http://enkat.net/b145483. The project is led by Malin Hansson, Institute of Health and Care Sciences, and has been financed by AFA insurance.
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