Pregnancy and birth have been very different during the time of a pandemic. Life for mother and baby has been different, and many of the normal structures that exist to support mums-to-be and new mothers have been missing.
The University of Western Sydney has been leading a national study about this very subject, called “Birthing in the time of COVID-19”, and the findings are very interesting.
Hannah Dahlen is professor of midwifery at the University of Western Sydney and she spoke to Murray Olds and Phil Burton about the study.

Pregnancy and birth have been very different during the time of a pandemic. Life for mother and baby has been different, and many of the normal structures that exist to support mums-to-be and new mothers have been missing. The University of Western Sydney has been leading a national study about this very subject, called &ldquo;Birthing in the time of COVID-19&rdquo;, and the findings are very interesting. Hannah Dahlen is professor of midwifery at the University of Western Sydney and she spoke to Murray Olds and Phil Burton about&nbsp;the study.

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