Moges Asressie Chanyalew, Mezgebu Yitayal, Asmamaw Atnafu, Binyam Tilahun
Assessment of data demand for informed-decisions among health facility and department heads in public health facilities of Amhara Region, northwest Ethiopia
Health research policy and systems
study outlines nature advanced clinical practice midwifery acpim reporting stakeholder analysis part national project develop career framework advanced practice midwifery behalf national health service nhs england june july 2022 31 advanced practice midwives recruited across england within nhs settings convenience sampling used identify midwives working advanced practitioners pursuing career route focus group onetoone interviews conducted recorded transcribed stakeholder data analyzed using reflexive thematic approach acp midwives active across many professional settings findings resulted three themes midwifery autonomy desire progression avenues support midwifery autonomy highlighted midwifery desire utilize specialist skills expert decisionmaking provide holistic care directly women families desire progression highlighted regardless career stage midwives aspired advance practice requiring range pathways fulfil career satisfaction meet local population health needs avenues support discussed barriers facilitators progression highlighting need service vision multidisciplinary approach facilitate support individuals strong midwifery leadership although acpim role desired maternity institutions organizations midwives remain unclear achieve position employers remain unsure acpim could transform services midwives successfully achieve acpim status organizational support needed facilitate individuals drive career progression resulting strengthened workforce improved patient experience