Skills for Midwifery Practice, 4e

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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. Practise discussing your practice issues and concerns with friends and colleagues. Visualise yourself gaining help in any emergency situation, and consider what language you would use. Identify possible barriers to emergency communication in your area. NHS England (2016b). National maternity review. Better births, improving the outcomes of maternity services in England, a five year forward view for maternity care, London: NHS England.

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The University welcomes and recognises the value of Level 3 core mathematics qualifications (eg AQA Certificate in Mathematical Studies). Work experience from a range of different areas is relevant, particularly experience involving the use of communication and customer service skills. Maguire P and Pitceathly C (2002). ‘Key communication skills and how to acquire them’. British Medical Journal, 325(7366): 697-700. Please provide a full list of your qualifications, personal statement and referee details to [email protected] Embedded into this unit is guided preparation for you to apply for the Associate Fellowship of Advance Higher Education (HE) (AFAHE), which forms part of the assessment.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

Standards of proficiency for midwives - The Nursing and

We're the independent regulator of more than 788,000 nurses, midwives and nursing associates. Our vision is safe, effective and kind nursing and midwifery practice for everyone. Midwifery requires physical stamina and emotional resilience, and you should consider these demands before you apply. All midwifery students are required to complete an individual COVID Risk Assessment, and this enables a joined-up approach to consider the individual risk level and the risk level of the learning environment. Appropriate adjustments are made in response to these two assessments.You will experience continuity of midwifery care throughout the course, developing proficiency and building confidence in your skills. Receive academic support with an option to extend your studies and complete an integrated Master's (MMidwif) focusing on leadership.