Caring for pregnant women in the pandemic. Dr Wendy Burton Australia, 2020 Baby April 2020
Dr Pamela Douglas
Dr Wendy Burton is Chair of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' Antenatal and Postnatal Specific Interest Group (maternity-matters.com.au). Wendy talks with Pam about the pivot required in the clinical care of pregnant women so that mother, baby, and practitioner remain safe.
Possums, also known as Neuroprotective Developmental care, is a paradigm shift in infant and parent wellbeing. We offer evidence-based, research-backed, wraparound evolutionary care for new families, aiming to ensure every family has the tools to grow joy in early life.
