Skills for Midwifery Practice, 4e

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We consider the National Extended Certificate for entry provided it is in a subject relevant to the chosen course (BTEC Health and Social Care). Entry requirements are based on achievement of the full National Extended Certificate with grade D* plus two A-levels at grades B/B which must include Biology or Chemistry or National Extended Certificate grade D, plus 2 A-levels at grades A/B, which must include Biology or Chemistry. An essential midwifery textbook that covers the fundamental practical tasks required of the student Newborn and Infant Physical Examination (NIPE): The theory part of this additional qualification is included in your degree. This is also part of the Standards of proficiency for midwives. Although a requirement to be a midwife, academic qualifications are not everything. To be a successful midwife, there are also many character traits that you need to possess. An Access to HE Diploma (Midwifery) is developed by subject and industry experts. It provides you with the detailed introduction you would need to study a degree in midwifery, as you will learn the roles of the midwife, and study relevant topics like Biology and Physiology.

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Enjoy specific learning experiences alongside students studying for other healthcare profession qualifications, such as pharmacists and mental health nurses.Midwifery requires physical stamina and emotional resilience, and you should consider these demands before you apply. We hold two meetings a year with the Lead Midwives for Education Strategic Reference Group (LMESRG) to discuss topics around midwifery education. Those conversations inform our work around the standards and quality assurance. Communicating with midwives

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Professional Midwifery: Being evidence-based continues the thread of developing your research skills with direct application to your clinical roles. You will be supported by your academic advisor to decide whether to extend your studies by 10 months and take the integrated master's in midwifery, which depends on your performance during Years 1 and 2. Tuition fees apply to the fourth year, and student finance is available. Midwifery Practice 3 (MMidwif) also supports you to apply your knowledge and understanding by demonstrating proficiency, and to complete the NIPE qualification. You will be required to step-up to Year 4 through a self-directed reflection on your role within a clinical team. Course units for year 3 Learning through simulation-based experiences including clinical decision-making and home birth scenarios.You may also be able to work in certain countries overseas, as midwifery education in the UK is well respected around the world. We also offer a Midwifery Discover Day every summer. For more information on this, visit the Discover Day Each year comprises 45 weeks of study and seven weeks' holiday. Those who follow the master's in Midwifery will have a 35-week year in their third and fourth years. You will engage in a range of different activities designed to make learning enjoyable, challenging and effective.

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At Manchester, completing the case load unit in Years 2 and 3 allows management of a caseload of women throughout the pregnancy continuum, providing continuity of carer. This further supports the vision outlined in better births and leads to better outcomes for women and families. Leader, Educator, Manager, Coordinator spans two semesters and reflects the enhanced skills you are expected to apply in clinical practice at master's level. Within this unit, you will be supported and guided to apply for the AFAHE accreditation. We’re focused on strengthening and reinforcing a consistent approach to midwifery across all of our activities. NMC Council Elsevier is a leading publisher of health science books and journals, helping to advance medicine by delivering superior education, reference information and decision support tools to doctors, nurses, health practitioners and students. With titles available across a variety of media, we are able to supply the information you need in the most convenient format. Your people skills are crucial as you will be required to answer questions and offer advice. Expectant parents are trusting you to safely deliver their most prized possession, so, as a midwife, you need to be personable enough to build a strong, positive relationship.Our close working relationships with the maternity services across Greater Manchester facilitate a smooth transition into employment as a midwife within the city. We accept a Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care for entry onto our midwifery course. You must complete your Foundation Degree (levels 4 and 5) with an overall distinction grade. Your Foundation Degree studies must have included sufficient study of human biology. A range of units will include the assessment of relevant skills in practice, which are carried out by the midwifery practice supervisors and practice assessors within the practice learning environment. You will have support from a wide range of sources, including your academic advisor and assessor, link lecturers, practice supervisor, practice assessor, our Peer Assisted Study Scheme and university services.

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VitalSource Bookshelf gives you access to content when, where, and how you want. When you read an eBook on VitalSource Bookshelf, enjoy such features as: Part-time midwifery courses are also available. If you are working in a relevant role and want to make the career switch, you can do so without having to give up work entirely. These part-time midwifery degrees typically take around five to six years to complete in full.

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If you have concerns about an existing medical condition, disability or learning support need, you can be reassured that we will offer support through our excellent Student Occupational Health Department and Disability Advisory and Support Office