Skills for Midwifery Practice, 4e

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As the professional regulator of midwives, we support midwives to deliver safe and effective midwifery care through our regulatory processes. Knight M, Nair M, Tuffnell D et al (2016). Surveillance of maternal deaths in the UK 2012-14 and care lessons learned to inform maternity care from the UK and Ireland confidential enquiries into maternal deaths and morbidity 2009-2014, Oxford: University of Oxford. The University has good communication with all of the partner trusts and supports staff and students with education issues. Many experienced clinical staff contribute to the teaching of the course. Two full time senior midwifery advisers provide advice and guidance across to all of our colleagues in the NMC. This ensures that the midwifery voice is considered in all aspects of our operational work. We welcome students studying for the Advanced Diploma qualification. For this course, we require applicants to have achieved a grade A in the Society, Health and Development Progression Diploma along with a grade B at A-level or grade Distinction in the BTEC Subsidiary Diploma.

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Receive academic support with an option to extend your studies and complete an integrated Master's (MMidwif) focusing on leadership.

England C and Morgan R (2012). Communication skills for midwives. Challenges in everyday practice, Milton Keynes: Open University Press. The ultimate resource for maternity workers, student midwives, midwives, parents and families across the globe. A midwife’s sole focus is on the mother and baby, ensuring they are both healthy. They have a duty of care to their clients during their journey to motherhood. Helping them to adjust from not having a baby, to suddenly having this little life that they are responsible for. Which is a huge transition for any new parent to make. Professional Midwifery: Being evidence-based continues the thread of developing your research skills with direct application to your clinical roles. Please provide a full list of your qualifications, personal statement and referee details to [email protected]

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Maguire P and Pitceathly C (2002). ‘Key communication skills and how to acquire them’. British Medical Journal, 325(7366): 697-700. Please note that if you hold English as a second language iGCSE qualification, we may also require you to offer one of our acceptable equivalent English Language qualifications The ability to communicate effectively is also necessary for midwives. As you are directing someone through possibly the hardest and most painful event of their adult life, you will need to communicate instructions clearly and concisely in the case of a medical emergency or complication. As such, you’ll also need to be able to cope with distressing situations as a midwife.to support your learning in the practice learning environment. These sessions will usually relate to infection control processes, assessing blood pressure, basic life support and antenatal abdominal examination of pregnant women and people. If you are applying through clearing, you are still required to meet the usual entry requirements. In both UCAS Extra and clearing, the places will be subject to availability. If you wish to transfer from a different University of Manchester degree course, you must meet our usual entry requirements and will go through the same shortlisting and interview processes as UCAS applicants, and will only be considered for Year 1 entry. route will take the 10-credit Promoting Excellence in Midwifery Unit. This unit also considers the many roles of the midwife, in particular as leaders, communicators, professionals and change-makers. Leadership and education form a major aspect of your Year 4 studies.

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Smart study tools such as note sharing and subscription, review mode, and Microsoft OneNote integration. Your midwifery degree will be made up of practical work and theoretical study. Half of your time would be spent in university studying the theory of being a midwife. And the other half of your time would be based within practical midwifery placements. Providing you with the hands-on experience you need for employment.

The University welcomes and recognises the value of the Welsh Baccalaureate Advanced Diploma/Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate, and usually requires two A-levels or equivalent to be included within this.