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How to Obtain Copies of Documents

 

  • The National Association of Certified Professional Midwives (NACPM) Standards for Practice

               1.  Go to www.nacpm.org.  

               2.  At left margin, click on Standards for Practice & Archives.

               3.  Click on NACPM Standards for Practice (pdf).

  • The North American Registry of Midwives Current Job Analysis

               1.  Go to www.narm.org.

               2.  At left margin, click on Technical Documents.

               3.  Click on 2010 Job Analysis. 

  • The Idaho Board of Midwifery Documents:  State Licensure Law, Rules & Regulations, Filing a Complaint

               1.  Go to www.ibol.idaho.gov

               2.  At left margin, click on Midwives.

               3.  At left margin on Midwives page, click on State Licensure Law.
               4.  At left margin on Midwives page, click on State Licensure Rules.

               5.  At left margin on Midwives page, click on Filing a Complaint.

  • The Idaho Midwifery Council information on filing a complaint

              1.  Go to www.idahomidwiferycouncil.org.

              2.  At left margin, click on Midwifery Review Board.

 

A Word about Filing Complaints

 

        Licensed midwives of Idaho would like to ask clients who have a complaint to consider filing an initial complaint with the Midwifery Review Board. The MRB is comprised of 4-5 experienced licensed midwives. The Idaho Midwifery Council's Midwifery Review Board offers an accountability process to handle complaints or concerns via mediation rather than litigation. Formal complaints between any midwife, certified or non-certified, and a consumer, client, or other health care professional may be brought before the board for a fair hearing. The intent is not to sit in judgment or to issue punishment. The goal is to enhance communication, knowledge, skills accountability, and credibility within the midwifery community. Using the MRB is the first step in resolving any issues you may have with your healthcare provider. Your cooperation in this is greatly appreciated!


Permission is granted by Michelle Bartlett, CPM, to copy and use this document  in any midwifery practice.  Names of midwives and midwifery practice may be changed as appropriate. 

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