Program Overview:
The 2nd UAE International Midwifery Conference (UAEIMC 2025) brings together leading midwives, healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and policymakers for two days of impactful learning, collaboration, and innovation in midwifery and maternal health.
Building on the success of our inaugural edition, this year’s program is designed to highlight cutting-edge practices, global insights, and future-forward strategies that support a resilient and sustainable midwifery workforce.
Program Highlights:
Session Formats:
Be inspired by renowned leaders in midwifery and neonatal care who will share their insights, experiences, and visions for the future.
Join in-depth discussions on critical issues affecting midwifery practice, featuring expert panelists and interactive Q&A sessions.
Listen to cutting-edge research findings and innovative practices presented by your peers, fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Participate in hands-on workshops designed to enhance your clinical skills and understanding of specialized topics in midwifery.
Engage with industry leaders during informative sessions that highlight the latest products, technologies, and research in midwifery care.
Explore the exhibition hall to discover new tools, services, and resources from leading companies in the field, providing practical solutions for your practice.
Sessions and Tracks
• Evidence-based clinical care in midwifery
• Enhancing care quality and safety
• Environmentally sustainable practices in maternity care
• Long-term strategies for maternal and newborn well-being
• Building resilient healthcare systems
• Access to reproductive healthcare services
• Contraceptive education and family planning
• Addressing sexual health across different populations
• Managing perinatal and postpartum mental health
• Role of midwives in emotional and psychological support
• Community-based mental health interventions
• Identification and management of high-risk cases
• Emergency response protocols and simulations
• Innovations in obstetric care
• Pharmacological and non-pharmacological techniques
• Culturally appropriate pain management approaches
• Patient-centered labor support
• Counselling and support techniques for mothers
• Addressing lactation challenges
• Policy and workplace support for breastfeeding
• Innovative teaching models and curriculum design
• Advancing midwifery through research
• Empowering leadership in the midwifery profession
• Digital health tools and tele-midwifery
• AI and monitoring technologies
• Mobile health (mHealth) for maternal support
• Shaping national and international health policies
• Advocating for midwives' roles and rights
• Global collaboration for SRMNAH improvement
• Addressing workforce shortages and burnout
• Crisis response and preparedness
• Building sustainable midwifery models