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Midwife marks 50 years of service in NHS maternity care

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 11:31 · Archive

Trish Dyter, a senior midwife at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, has celebrated 50 years of service since starting her career in 1976.

Trish Dyter, senior midwife and professional midwifery advocate at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust, marked her 50-year milestone with a celebration at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, surrounded by colleagues. She began her career at Queen Mary's Hospital in Sidcup on 1 June 1976, and has supported families through decades of change across the NHS and maternity services.

Ms Dyter now co-ordinates pregnancy vaccination clinics across the trust's sites. Under her leadership, the trust offers clinics five days a week, including a satellite clinic at Queen Mary's. She continues her work as a professional midwifery advocate, carrying out birth reviews to support learning and improve care.

Reflecting on her long career, Ms Dyter said: 'I have always loved what I do, there has been a great variety of experience. I have watched the profession develop and change over the years.' She has kept thank-you cards from families she has cared for over the decades, and former patients still recognise her. To those beginning their midwifery journeys, she offered the advice: 'BE KIND. Kindness will always be mentioned as a standout.'

Midwife marks 50 years of service in NHS maternity care
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