Christine Hastings

  • Anaphylaxis

  • Anaemia Management

  • Antenatal Care

  • Basic Life Support

  • Birth Injury/Development Injury

  • Bladder Management

  • Caesarean Section

  • Complex Pregnancy

  • Community Midwifery

  • Contraception

  • Delivery Emergency

  • Early Pregnancy

  • Family Planning & Sexual Health

  • Gynaecology

  • Home Birthing

  • Intrapartum Care

  • Intravenous Access

  • Labour Ward Care

  • Midwife

  • Midwifery Led Care

  • Neonatal

  • Obstetric Emergencies

  • Perineal Trauma

  • Sepsis

  • Sexual Health

  • Venepuncture/Cannulation

  • Water Births

  • Women's Health

Demonstrating 35 years’ dual registration in both clinical Nursing and Midwifery, together with a wide range of undergraduate and post graduate teaching experience. Educated to Master’s Level as Advanced Midwife Practitioner, currently leading the High Risk Labour Ward clinical activity with critical care bed provision. Department lead for protocol and guideline research and development and writing. Proven excellent organisational and time management skills
Teaching Lead with University of Dundee Medical School, contributing to obstetric teaching of Labour complications, Obstetric emergencies and Professional Behaviours.
12 Years as instructor with Scottish Multidisciplinary Maternity Development Programme.
Extensive community and hospital setting midwifery experience, with specialism in labour complications, birth injury, homebirth, sepsis management, obstetric emergencies and professional breech of conduct.
Maintains community link with on call support for both rural and urban homebirth.
With a themed publication in a national midwifery journal, proven experience in carrying out investigations into “Breach of Duty” and professional conduct.

Bond Solon Certified Legal Training Courses: “Excellence in report writing” and “Courtroom Skills training”

Specialisms

Biography

Reports

  • Liability Report

  • Screening Report

  • Causation Report

  • Pro bono opinion

Ages Covered

Midwife
  • Prenatal

  • Neonates and Babies - 0-1 years

  • Adolescents - 12-18 years

  • Young Adults - 19-25 years

  • Adults 26+ years