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Obstetric anal sphincter injury (OASI) is recognised as the most common cause of anal incontinence (AI) in childbearing-aged women (Marsh 2011), encompassing symptoms of flatus incontinence, passive soiling, incontinence of liquid or solid stool[...]Article
In 2021, the RCM Professional Team embarked on the collaborative Re:Birth project. This project sought to explore the language used to describe different types of birth. The project was instigated in response to the public narrative that had gro[...]
