Please use these resources for free! Please just ensure the logo and credit remain intact. These are available at no cost but must not be resold or used for any commercial gain.
Weight Conversion Chart
This conversion chart allows you to go from Grams to Pounds and Ounces, or Pounds and Ounces to Grams. Keep it saved on your phone for quick reference on shift, if your trust allows this.
If going from Grams to Pounds and Ounces, find the nearest figure in grams to your figure and then read the Pounds from the top and Ounces from the side.
If going from Pounds and Ounces to Grams, find the Pounds on the top, Ounces at the side and read the figure from the middle where the row and column meet.
Click to Download the Conversion Chart
Anatomy Labelling Worksheets
These worksheets are anatomical diagrams with the labels missing. Complete the labels, researching the correct answer if you’re not sure! If you want to print them out, they are best printed on A4 size paper (or Letter, scaled to fit).
Midwifery Abbreviations
A ‘complete the sheet’ two page worksheet of some of the most common Midwifery Abbreviations found in midwifery in the United Kingdom. Some abbreviations may vary from trust to trust so please don’t panic if some are not what you expect! This download is in a single file and PDF format.
Not sure of the answers? – check out the full content on Instagram.
This worksheet is also available in fully completed form, professionally printed on 350gsm silk card in double-sided DL size (210mm high x 99mm wide, 1/3rd of A4 sheet) and is great as a large format bookmark for textbooks.
Click to Download the Abbreviations Worksheet
Click to see the fully completed, printed bookmark version
Mindful Colouring Sheets
Free to download colouring sheets, great for relaxing the mind by doodling and shading. You’re welcome to print and use as you see fit, provided our copyright logo remains. If you like these, have you seen our A4 Midwifery Colouring Book?
Documentation Tips
Printable tips and guidance on how to complete documentation within the NHS in the UK. Always check your local guidelines as well as these can vary.
