Abstract
This is the third article in a series reflecting on the role of research midwives in the ASPIRE (Achieving Safe and Personalised maternity care In Response to Epidemics) study. Within our role as research midwives working on NIHR portfolio studies, there is limited opportunity to engage with qualitative research. ASPIRE has given us the chance to refresh our knowledge and learn new skills, and encouraged us to seek more midwifery-led, qualitative projects in the future. ASPIRE presented some challenges but also many opportunities, including gaining greater insight into the working practices of our midwifery colleagues. We encourage research midwives to embrace working on qualitative projects where possible and further explore the use of digital tools such as MS Teams.
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