Master important skills in perineal repair

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Master important skills within perineal repair

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The WHO recognizes our co-founder and CEO Sara’s initiative to include systematic wound healing evaluations in a midwifery-led postnatal clinic as a best practice in nursing and midwifery [1].

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[1] WHO: NURSES AND MIDWIVES: A Vital Resource for Health