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Transforming interpofessional groups through eduaiton resources (TIGER) has released the 'Parenting and Disability ' materials as open education resources to be used by a range of pracittioners in the care of parents who live with a disability. They are relevant to the maternity services. The materials can be used by midwives independently or with other health professional in a virtual leanring enrionment. This case study highlights the benefit of the TIGER repository for mdiwive s continuing education..

As a midwifery student, you have to complete a plethora of activities and assessments before qualifiying. Following the start of your first employment, you have to meet various Trust requirements and complete a number of exercises to orientate to your new role. Throughout this time of intensive study and adjustment the 'Midwifery Survival Guide' is the perfect support tool. It has been designed to allow you quick and easy access to essential information ; all of which is presented in a clear and readable way. This book covers everything you need to know, from dealing with challenging and unexpected situatiosn to developing and enhancing your midwifery skills. All of the advice is based on current guidelines and best evidence. This book is also suitbale as a quick referral guide for qualified midwives and a handy aide memoir is practice settings.

In response to the local Trust identifying that newly qualified midwives lacked confidence in their ability to deal with obstetric emergencies an team interprofessional event was developed. The pilot workshops were very well evaluated particularly as they attempted to replicate the team in practice and included service users. The team used a formative assessment tool to provide feedback to each other