Will you start by introducing yourself, your name, where you are in the world and how long you've been a midwife?

Okay.

Um, this is Rafia Islam Jannat.

Uh, I am graduate from a government nursing college, that is Bogura Nursing College, uh, at 2019.

Uh, after my graduation I joined as a data collector and I go to several city to observe the new, uh, deployed midwife and, uh, how they work, uh, how they work in evidence-based practice and it was a four month of the journey as a data collector and after that I joined as a midwife, uh, 2020, uh, in the, uh, humanitarian sector that is Rohingya refugee camp at Cox's Bazar where I serve as an, as a midwife to provided antenatal care, provided delivery and also, uh, intrapartum care.

And also sometimes I, uh, counsel, uh, some patient to family planning advice.

Uh, so that, the, that duration was only six month because in that time I, uh, opportunity, uh, as a, uh, midwife mentor at Dhaka so I then, uh, switched that job.

What's the most amazing birth you've been to? What happened?