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People hear of the midwife vocation, but most of them may not understand what this profession is all about. Midwife comes from the old English words "mit wif," which literally means "with woman." 


As defined by A Handbook for Practicing Midwives of Dr. Alejandro San Pedro, FPOGS, midwives are frontline health workers. They are caregivers and, at the same time, health teachers, especially for hard-to-reach communities. 


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DR. ALEJANDRO SAN PEDRO

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As defined by A Handbook for Practicing Midwives of Dr. Alejandro San Pedro, FPOGS, midwives are frontline health workers. They are caregivers and, at the same time, health teachers, especially for hard-to-reach communities. 


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2,224 of 4,179 pass midwife exam

November 20, 2008 - 12:00am

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced yesterday that 2,224, out of 4,179 passed the Midwife Licensure Examination given by the Board of Midwifery this month.

Exam Results

Midwives: Silent heroes in our midst

December 7, 2006 - 12:00am

People hear of the midwife vocation, but most of them may not understand what this profession is all about. Midwife comes from the old English words "mit wif," which literally means "with woman."...

Science and Environment