This list is by no means complete, as every year sees new midwifery textbooks and manuals as well as biographies of midwives and novels with a midwife as the protagonist. 

All midwives have to make a living, and most of us have to learn how to bill and code correctly in order to do this. 

Welcome to MidwifeInfo.com, your comprehensive resource for midwifery and women's health information on the Internet. We have recently redesigned our site to improve usability and reorganize to accomodate more content.  Changes include: Additional Content Nancy's blog allows commenting Improved search feature 

The mission of MidwifeInfo.com is to disseminate information and provide resources to midwives, aspiring midwives, midwifery students and midwifery consumers; to provide a forum for dialogue and strengthening of ties among all midwives; to increase visibility of the midwifery profession; and to inform the public about the excellent outcomes associated with midwifery care.

  

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