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The role of the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) a modern regulatorAcademic year 2020/21 DrJacqui Williams, Senior Midwifery Advisor (Education) Meet the NMC Senior Midwifery AdvisorsDr Jacqui Williams MA, BSc(Hons) RM ADM, Dip Williams is a very experienced Midwifery academic and practisingmidwife with over 30 years involvement in pre-and post-registration Midwifery programmes. As an academic, Jacqui has continued to keep strong links with Midwifery practice and is passionate about the unique role of the midwife and women centredcare. She is a Senior Fellow with the Higher Education Academy. She has particular areaof expertise in quality assurance.

Jacqui Williams is a very experienced midwifery academic and practising midwife with over 30 years involvement in pre- and post- registration midwifery programmes. As an academic, Jacqui has continued to keep strong links with midwifery practice and is passionate about the unique role of the midwife and women centred care.

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