Reviews

"The staff in general were relaxed in their approach to most things. Even if there was an emergency, you would see staff walking over in no particular rush."

"The baby started coming down and as it did, the local midwife started to pull the baby out - something we would never do at home during a normal birth."

"I had no idea that by spending two weeks in a Ghanaian hospital how much my confidence would grow in relation to midwifery, and me as a person too."

"Each morning on the postnatal ward the midwives would collect all of the babies and take them into the washroom to bathe them, they would have easily washed 30-40 babies".

"I hope I can use what I learnt in Ghana to help me be a better midwife in New Zealand."