It is vital that midwives and service user representatives in Angus share their good practice through writing articles, speaking at conferences and offering training.
Stuart, A. (2009)'From Consultant to midwife-led care; a personal reflection.' Practising Midwife 12(5), pp38-39.
Winters, P. (2006) 'Holding up a mirror: the impact of user involvement', AIMS Journal 18(3), pp.12-13. [Available online]
Winters, P. & Duckett, I. (2006) 'Like ducks to water', Practising Midwife 9(6), pp.22-23.
Nicoll, A. & Winters, P. (2006) 'Community maternity units - what can they do?' Distributed at North of Scotland Maternity Services Framework Group, February.
Nicoll, A., Hoggins, K. & Winters, P. (2005) 'Waterbirth - changing attitudes', AIMS Journal 17(4). [Available online]
Leatherbarrow, B., Winters, P., Macleod, L., Nicoll, A., McNicol, K. & Hoggins, K. (2004) 'From vision to reality: the development of a community maternity unit', RCM Midwives 7(5), pp.212-215.
Winter, C. et al. (2007) 'Variation in policies for management of the third stage of labour and the immediate management of postpartum haemorrhage in Europe', BJOG 114(7), pp.845-54. [Available online]
Winter, C. & Cameron, J. (2006) 'The 'stages' model of labour: Deconstructing a myth', British Journal of Midwifery 14(8), pp.454-456.
Winter, C. & Duff, M. (2009) 'The Progress of Labour: Orderly Chaos?' in McCourt, C. (ed.) Childbirth, Midwifery and Concepts of Time. Oxford: Berghahn Books, pp.84-103.
In addition, user representative Avril Nicoll guest edited the AIMS Journal 18(6) on free-standing birth centres [more details here] and contributed an article on waterbirth in Scotland ('Water, water everywhere?') to the NCT New Digest (2006, 39, pp.20-21). She has also written an online article for speech and language therapists about the 2008 Nursing & Midwifery Council's Midwifery Conference (Stop.Think.Change.) at which she was invited to speak about midwives and women working together at Montrose with midwifery team leader Phyllis Winters.