Abstract
Indonesia is still struggling to battle high maternal and child mortality rates and contributes to the global burden of maternal and child mortality. My PhD in New Zealand, which offers an acclaimed and world-class midwifery education service, gives me a unique take on midwifery in Indonesia. Having spent around 12 years as a midwifery lecturer in the country, I have witnessed changeable policy in midwifery there. This paper focuses on midwives’ role in Indonesia and how critical their position has become to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
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